Fotógrafos de guerra

Barcelona is preparing for the People's Olympiad, a pacifist and anti-fascist response to the Berlin Olympic Games. However, the atmosphere is far from celebratory: the Nationalist army has risen up against the Republic. At twenty-one and twenty-four years of age, Hans Namuth and Georg Reisner are as yet unaware that they are living through the opening hours of a long, fratricidal war—a conflict they will cover armed only with their cameras. Drawing on their experience with immersive reportage, Raynal Pellicer and Titwane present a deeply human portrait of two photographers caught in the storm of the Spanish Civil War. It is a moving account with echoes that feel sadly relevant today.