“Maximiliano Kolbe and Me” explores the inspiring trajectory of the Polish priest Maximiliano Maria Kolbe, who died in the Auschwitz concentration camp
Catholic film distributor Kolbe Arte presents the long-awaited animation “Maximiliano Kolbe and I”, a production that explores the inspiring journey of the Polish priest Maximilian Maria Kolbewho lost his life in 1941 in the Auschwitz concentration camp.
The narrative revolves around the unexpected connection between DJ, a rebellious young man, and Gunter, a lonely elderly man. As their friendship grows stronger, DJ discovers the story of Father Maximiliano, while learning important lessons and values about life. Check out the trailer!
Scheduled to premiere on October 17, the animation is directed by Brazilian dubbing by Eduardo Borgerth, known for his contributions to productions such as “The Avengers” and “Grey’s Anatomy”. Already Juliano Cazarréwho lends his voice to Father Maximiliano, promises to add even more emotion to this impactful narrative.
In an interview with Grupo Perfil, the voice actor celebrates the launch, emphasizing that it is a “very beautiful” story.
I received an invitation from a great voice actor here in Brazil, Eduardo Borgerth. I was very happy with the invitation for several reasons. The first of all is because the story of Saint Maximilian Kolbe is really a very beautiful story, which deserves to be told. And also because I really wanted to dub an animated film like this. It hadn’t happened until today. So it was a new challenge in my career.”
Source: Recreio
