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Road to Gusen (2023) | Slate

Road to Gusen

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Road to Gusen

Carretera a Gusen

Àlex Cirera, grandson of Félix Izquierdo, bikes over 2000 km from Terrassa (Catalonia) to Mauthausen (Austria) to honor his grandfather's memory, who was killed in Gusen, the Nazi concentration camp.

Released: 2023
Runtime: 1h 16m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Spain
Language: Catalan

Direction and writing

Eloy CalvoDirector, Screenplay

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