At 20 years old, Spanish Communist Boix, originally from Catalán, was exiled from Spain following Franco’s victory and joined the French army before being captured by the Nazis.
The young Boix becomes an indispensable assistant to the camp photographer, giving him access to film negatives that document the depravity of his Nazi captors, and manages to smuggle 2,000 of them out of the camp. The Photographer of Mauthausen tells the story of Boix, following his heroic effort to collect and transport the evidence.
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