#the Auschwitz photographer

[theredandwhitequeen]

Book 43 of the 50 book challenge. The Auschwitz Photographer by Luca Crippa and Maurizio Onnis. This is a historical fiction story set in Auschwitz during wwii. The photographer is half Austrian/half Polish man from Poland, a political prisoner because he tried to leave Poland and the Nazis wanted him to fight for them. He arrived in Auschwitz in 1940 and was removed by the Germans when they escaped in January 1945 and was then sent to Mauthausen where he was liberated. The real person never took photographs after the war due to the trauma.

[aiiaiiiyo]

[drsonnet]

Palestinians walk out of the rubble, covered in dust after the Israeli attack on Abu Aisha family house in Deir al Balah, Gaza on June 14, 2024. (Photo by Ali Jadallah/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Anadolu Agency Photographer based in Gaza

[wagingmywarsbehindmyface]

Jonah’s Upcoming Projects 🎬

RICH FLU (dir. Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia) - thriller (post-production)

Explores how far people would go to save themselves when the wealth that made the world go round then becomes its most dangerous commodity after a strange disease threatens to kill anyone with any sort of fortune.

A BEAUTIFUL IMPERFECTION (dir. Michiel van Erp) - drama (2024)

🧍‍♂️Giacomo Casanova

The passionate story of the life and love of Lucia, a renowned veiled courtesan who is the exception to the rule.

FABIO D’ANDREA: ONE SMALL STEP - short (Jonah plays The Astronaut)

WILLIAM TELL (dir. Nick Hamm) - historical film

🧍‍♂️Rudenz

The film is set in 14th Century Switzerland, where a once peaceful hunter leads his people to rebellion after his family and country are threatened by a tyrannical Austrian King. The year is 1307 and the Holy Roman Empire is crumbling. As its grip on Europe loosens, new dynasties such as the Austrian Habsburg Family encroach on new lands, desperate for power. In Switzerland, the once peaceful country is overwhelmed and bows under the Austrian might as it advances and upends the quiet lives of the Swiss peasants

THE THREESOME (dir. Chad Hartigan) - a romantic comedy (date TBA)

🧍‍♂️Connor Blake

The movie showcases the story of a boy, Connor, who gradually begins to find his way into a relationship with the girl he’s been in love with his whole life, Olivia. That sounds great and everything, except he’s just had a one-night stand with someone else… and that may complicate things. That’s only the beginning of a complicated yet funny journey that explores trust, responsibility and the true nature of love.

DOCTOR WHO (2025)

🧍‍♂️Conrad

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson) - horror/mystery (the release is set on July 18th 2025)

the reboot of the iconic 90s horror with the new cast Camila Mendes, Madelyn Cline, Sarah Pidgeon, Tyriq Withers, and Jonah Hauer-King. The original film followed four young friends bound by a tragic accident who are reunited when they find themselves being stalked by a hook-wielding maniac. The film became a cult classic, earned over $125 million worldwide and led to the sequel “I Still Know What You Did Last Summer.” Original stars Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt are in talks to return.

🧍‍♂️TBA

THE EDEN EXPRESS (dir. Daniel Cockburn)

The film follows Mark Vonnegut’s 1970 quest, alongside his girlfriend Virge and a group of friends. to escape Nixon’s America to find a better way of life on a British Columbia commune. It’s a place they hope will be an “Eden” on Earth. However, as this new utopia comes into focus, Mark starts to hear voices and see visions that give him ominous instructions, marking the start of his journey with bipolar disorder.

🧍‍♂️ MARK VONNEGUT

[snowghoul]

The meaning of pain - Impressions from Auschwitz 3/3

[kayasfilms]

this picture of Jonah Hauer-King

[cogumellow]

night. night without end. // auschwitz-birkenau, poland // april 2024 // ©

[federer7]

Discarded, snow-covered personal effects litter the train tracks leading to Auschwitz-Birkenau entrance, circa 1945

Unknown photographer.

[mauriciorg]

Auschwitz-Birkenau / Never Forget

[ladymidnytemare]

Just finished editing the photographs from my second visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau last month, got to say I'm pretty proud of these two. The low light we got in Auschwitz-1 made shooting tricky but so atmospheric ally effective, while seeing Birkenau at night was a very different experience from my first visit last year

All of my photographic art of Auschwitz-Birkenau, as with all of my artistic interpretations of dark tourism sites, was done with the utmost respect and for posterity.

[wolfdrummer13]

The Mirth of Monsters A picture appeared on my phone today, on the proverbial page I perused.

A view of an evil most vile, villainy veiled behind verve and vim.

Sadists from Auschwitz, smiling in a storm. Shoulders shrugging, to shield from the sky.

No hint of the horrors, the Holocaust they heralded. Not haunted like the humans they harrow, but hyenas, howling, in high humor after the hunt.

Their consciences clear, their cruelty concealed, their cheer chills me to the core. They caused such wicked calvary, a calamity that echoes into the current century.

Yet they dare to delight, while they deal in death and dread. Their depravity so deep that they grin, as they decry virtue and destroy millions.

But what mortifies me more is, how mundane their mien.

Will we fear the next fiends fittingly, or in time... if their faces feel like friends'?

[aiiaiiiyo]

[drsonnet]

#countryside of #Egypt

#Tanta by Mohamed Abozaid

[wagingmywarsbehindmyface]

🔹JONAH HAUER-KING for Square Mile magazine (5th June 2023) photographed by Charlie Gray 🔹

Acting helped me explore my own vulnerabilities

[snowghoul]

The meaning of pain - impressions from Auschwitz 1/3