Mar Targarona

Exciting documentary about Katinka Hosszu aka the Iron Lady, 3x Olympic champion, 26x World Champion and world record holder swimmer.

Bobby Jr is thirteen years old and ready for adventure. His father decides to let him join on their next escapade, though things quickly get out of control.

Based on real events, Francesc Boix is a Spaniard inmate in the Nazi concentration camp of Mauthausen in Austria who tries to save the evidences of the horrors committed inside its walls. 1943. With the World War II in the maximum exchange of hostilities, life is too merciless and cruel for the inmates who live in the camp of Mauthausen, where between others they are the soldiers who fought and lost in the Spanish Civil War, exiled from Spain by General Franco after to won the war, considering them as no men's land and gifted to Third Reich as free workforce. In this scenery of eternal horror and brutality caused by the Nazis and the Kapos (violent inmates who work as guards to keep the order), young Francesc Boix tries to survive in the camp working as photographer being Paul Ricken's right-hand, Mauthausen's warden. Boix's daily life taking photos, talking with another inmates as Balbuena and Fonseca and making files of the dead inmates who died in failed escapes changes after to realize in an amateur radio created by them that the Third Reich have loss against Soviet Army in the Battle of Stalingrad. Fearing that Ricken and the rest of the Nazis make disappear all evidences of the happened in the prison in the case they can lost the war, Boix obsesses with to keep all negatives of the photos that they prove the horrors committed by SS officers as Franz Ziereis. But after a first failed attempt of an inmate to escape and publish the photos for that the public eye discover the truth, Boix makes a second plan to elude exhaustive Ricken and Ziereis watching and to keep safe and sound the photos. With time running out and the command to burn everything finally ordered, will can Boix to save the evidences sand and at the same time survive to tell the truth to the world? —Chockys Francesc Boix is a Catalan photographer and a communist militant who fought in the republican front during the Spanish Civil War. Forced into exile, he is captured and sent to the Mauthausen concentration camp during the Second World War. In there he is assigned to the photo lab and unbeknownst to the Nazis he devotes himself to photographing countless scenes that palpably reveal the everyday horrors of a depraved system. With the help of some other Spanish prisoners who are leading the Spanish clandestine resistance, Boix risks his own life while carrying out his own plan: the evasion of numerous negatives which will show the world the appalling atrocities perpetrated by the Nazis inside the camp. The photos that Boix and his inmates managed to save were crucial to sentencing various high-ranking Nazi officers during the Nuremberg trials in 1946, in which Boix was the only Spaniard in attendance. —Domingo Alvarez