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WORLD PREMIERE OCTOBER 2027
RAMIRO BLAS
ERIC SCHNEIDER
“Order is the art of making horror look civilized.”
COL. ERIC SCHNEIDER
Colonel Eric Schneider, the camp commandant, embodies a disciplined authority as an SS officer, balancing the brutal regime with a deep attachment to music. Unlike the typical executioner, his power in calm control and belief in order.
While he governs with bureaucratic efficiency, his appreciation for beauty highlights his inner, revealing a man shaped by both culture and horror, showcasing the coexistence of art and barbarity within.
BUGSY SIEGEL
MIKI VARGA
“I’m the bastard
who gets her out of hell.”
MIKI VARGA
Miki Varga, a Jewish prisoner at Dachau, is transferred under the guise of serving in the SS dog service due to skills as a veterinarian and dog trainer. Inside the camp, his practical mind him to navigate the dangerous power dynamics while focused on his goal: Rebecca Cohen.
Miki's survival method is efficient; he avoids illusions and blends strategy with observation. a place designed to suppress initiative, he emerges as a leader, reading the system and inspiring revolt among fellow prisoners.
CAROLINA
LOPEZ MORENO
REBECCA
“There are wounds that never close, only fade into silence.”
REBECCA COHEN
Rebecca Cohen, a young Jewish woman raised in Brooklyn, becomes the silent focal point of the story after her arrest and deportation to a concentration camp in Venice. her imprisonment, Rebecca's talent as a musician and her strong spirit set her apart, allowing her to participate in the camp's life.
Her presence sparks a chain of events beyond the camp, rallying support and protection around. In a place meant strip away identity, Rebecca symbolizes dignity, memory, and resistence of humanity.
CAROLINA LOPEZ MORENO
Winter Olympic Closing Ceremony
JOSE CURA
THE MONK
“When words failed, faith kept speaking through music.”
THE MONK
Father Michelangelo, known as The Monk, is a calm mysterious prisoner with a disciplined demeanor. Beneath his clergyman exterior lies Michelangelo Valli, a former celebrated tenor who the opera world behind.
He maintains composed presence in the camp, speaking with clarity and purpose, earning the respect of fellow prisoners. Music connects his past to the, as he engages in musical activities, embodying faith, culture, and inner strength in a challenging.
José Cura leads the Hungarian Radio Art Groups in the powerful world premiere of his Requiem Mass.
STAV
STRASHKO
ELA STEIN
“There are bodies not touched, only condemned.”
ELA STEIN
Ela Stein navigates the Café des Artistes in Munich, a place where culture seems untouched by the regime. There, she shares a moment Schneider, overshadowed by fear.
Suddenly, officers invade, forcibly removing her and ending her elegance with. Marked as a pink triangle, she sent to Block Z, where homosexual prisoners face humiliation and, highlighting a marginalized form of persecution that seeks to erase identity and freedom.
NINA RIMA
SOPHIE
“I was already broken before they taught me what horror really was.”
SOPHIE
Sophie, a Jewish prisoner, faced hardship early in life after losing her left leg, which forged her quiet resilience. When Nazi persecution leads to her deportation to concentration camps, physical vulnerability clashes with a brutal system.
Despite the circumstances, she maintains her sense of self through endurance and composure, refusing to let suffering define her. In the camp, Sophie embodies a unique courage, determined to uphold her humanity in an environment meant to it.
BERTIS
MC MILLAN
IANCU
“No improvisation. No mercy.
One command, one strike,
one night.”
IANCU LEBOWSKI
Iancu is a prisoner who has earned authority inside the camp through control, silence, and clarity. He speaks little, but when he does, the others listen.
He understands how the camp works, how men move, and when to act. As the plan begins to take shape, Iancu becomes the one who organizes the group, giving direction and keeping everything under control.
He is not driven by impulse or emotion. Iancu represents discipline and lucidity, a man who has adapted to survive without ever losing control of himself.
CEL ANIMATION
BOARD MEMBERS
At Cel Animation Motions, we believe the future of cinema belongs to those bold enough to imagine what has never been done before and disciplined enough to bring it to life.
We create projects designed to stand apart on a global level, driven by a team of extraordinary individuals whose talent, vision, and creative intelligence place them among the brightest minds in film and music.
These are not simply professionals at the top of their fields, but luminous thinkers united by the ambition to build works that are truly unique in the world. What brings us together is not only excellence, but purpose: a shared conviction that the arts can inspire, elevate, and leave a meaningful mark on the world.
David Guido Pietroni | Producer
DAVID GUIDO PIETRONI
PRODUCER
WALTON ZED
CARTOONIST & ANIMATOR
RUBEN DARIO SALAS
CO-PRODUCER
CEL ANIMATION MOTIONS
RUBEN DARIO SALAS
Co-Producer
Rubén Darío Salas is a highly acclaimed Audio Engineer and Music Producer, with multi GAMMYs® Award and Nominations under his belt.
He has worked with music acts, video games, and film industries from all over the world, recording and producing albums and audio-visual media. His expertise and talent have made him a sought-after in the industry.
In addition to his impressive experience, Rubén is also a part of Cel Animation Company. His involvement with the company has allowed him to expand his skills and work on exciting authorial animation projects that showcase his creativity and technical abilities. Rubén's dedication to his craft and his passion for music and audio engineering make him a valuable asset to any project he works on.
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CEL ANIMATION MOTIONS
LIVIO SGARBI
Associate Producer
Livio Sgarbi is an Italian entrepreneur, author and speaker whose career has been shaped by a deep commitment to human development, personal growth, and the pursuit of lasting value. Over the years, his work has consistently reflected a belief that true success is not measured only by material achievement, but by the ability to generate meaning, inspire transformation, and leave behind something that continues to speak to future generations.
As part of Heritage and Legacy Innovation Group in New York, he joins this production with a vision rooted in legacy, in the conviction that while material wealth may eventually fade, what is created through art, culture, and human elevation can remain. In this sense, supporting a project of this nature means contributing to something far greater than a film alone, it means helping build a work capable of carrying memory, emotion, and cultural significance across time.
His presence within the project reflects a profound belief in cinema as an enduring act of cultural inheritance, and in artistic creation as one of the few human endeavors capable of transforming vision into something that can truly outlive us.