For years, one of the most repeated presences in the media has been that of Enric Marco, the visible leader of the victims of the Holocaust in our country and the one who brought to the forefront a subject as important as memory historical. It was he who, among other things, managed to get the Zapatero government to listen for the first time to the Spanish survivors of Nazism and even to attend the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Mauthausen.
Everything was going well, except for one thing: Enric Marco had never been to a concentration camp. He created an “invented truth”, a relevant promotional expression for Frame, the biopic about the figure of such a fascinating character that Jon Garaño and Aitor Arregi have directed and which presents its trailer exclusively on elDiario.es. Frame It was presented at the last Venice Film Festival and will premiere on November 8.
It will be then that people will be able to discover the intra-story behind this deception and also enjoy the incredible performance of Eduard Fernández, apotheotic and almost unrecognizable behind the makeup that transforms him and transforms him into Enric Marco. Fernández transmutes and directly becomes another person in a performance that will lead him to be present in every conversation surrounding the awards this year.
A project that they have been pursuing since 2006 and in which they have repeatedly coincided with the real Enric Marco, who also deceived them in one way or another in several attempts to make the film until it finds its definitive form with which they presented several of the themes that have always interested them, such as “the artifact, the truth of lies or where that also places us as filmmakers…”, said the filmmakers during the last Venice Festival where they were clear: “when you make a historical film you talk more about the moment when you make this film than the historical moment that you capture.
