El violín de Auschwitz

Synopsis of El violín de Auschwitz

In 'The Violin of Auschwitz', Maria Àngels Anglada presents the moving story of Daniel, a Jewish luthier who survives in the Auschwitz extermination camp working as a carpenter. Amidst inhumane living conditions, Daniel finds an opportunity for salvation when the camp commander, a classical music enthusiast, commissions him to build a violin with a perfect sound. This task becomes his only hope, demonstrating the capacity of human dignity to prevail even in the most brutal circumstances.