The Photographer of Mauthausen

"Not for the faint of heart seeing the gruesome images of the Mathausen concentration camp. To me it was a really good film, especially to hear it in its native language (Spanish) about what Francesc did to preserve the photos the Nazis took and have proof to be able to have some of the Nazi leaders accountable for their crimes on the people they imprisoned and killed there when the war was over. I can’t imagine how hard it must have been to reenact some of the scenes for the concentration camp. The acting was great depicting the emotions, the fear, and anxiousness of the people, the atmosphere in the environment."

"Great story, really good performances "

"Excellent."

"The spanish people were running away from the war looking for a safe place; they come across the concentration camps were they began a to live as slaves and the main character is trying to scape but wants to take all the pics that he took with him. I love how even in hard times they found the time to create true friendships."

"I thought this film was good. However it went too much on the thriller side for me. If your like me and want to watch a historical movie more then a story of something historical I mighr consider passing this one. If not thats fine its by no means a bad film. "

"Subtitles only "

"Good historical piece."

"So Brutal, raw, and realistic, and knowing that this happened was so devastating. Great movie."

"Incredible movie. It’s in Spanish and some German. But if you like Nazi movies and how they fell to scum, this movie is a must see. If your a photographer you will definitely appreciate this movie even more. Wait until the end credits to see actual photos, Amazing. "