Fotoamator

In 1987, in a Viennese Antique shop, about four hundred color slides were found in mint condition. As it turned out, they had been taken in the Lodz Ghetto by Walter Genwein, the Ghetto's Austrian chief accountant. So consumed by recording his job's achievements, Genewein never realized he was creating one of the most vivid pictorial documents to the "final solution". Genewein meticulously monitored the color and due of his pictures (as to better reflect his achievements), yet never, not even once, did he notice the human faces and suffering of his subjects. It took six years to turn the Genewein slides into a feature. (One World)