My name is Enric Marco

The documentary follows Enric Marco, the former president of Spain’s main deportees’ association, as he embarks on a road trip to Germany. During this journey, he confronts the reality of his past after a historian revealed that he fabricated his connection to the Resistance and his experiences in a concentration camp.

Marco retraces the route of his 1941 train journey, which was part of a convoy of workers sent by Franco to Hitler during World War II. This film offers a critical look at memory and identity, as well as the complex narratives surrounding the Holocaust. It's a significant piece for collectors interested in the nuances of historical documentaries and the personal stories intertwined with major events.