Famed Slovak Avant-garde fotograf Jan Lukas chytil offhand portrét dvadsaťjeden-old Vendulka Vogl v Marci 1943. A priateľ Vogls, Lukas bol pohode na rodinu, ktorá bola soson to leave Prague. Fotograf skoro didn't pozrite svetlo deň-Lukas knew, keď Nazis sa nachádza na ňom, he could wind up v táboroch ako well-but image bol eventuálne developed a came to symbolize holokaustu a ľudskosti. Seventy rokov po tejto známej snímke bol taký, investigative journalist Ondrej Kundra diskusoval, že, despite všetkých oddielov, Vendulka Vogl snažil survived camps Terezín, Auschwitz, a Christianstadt, a bol vo facto stále av živote. Kundra persuaded her to tell the remarkable story surrounding the photograph: her survival, her later decision to flee Communist regime for America, and how she later reconnected with Jan Lukas, maintaining a lifelong friendship.
Vogl's thrillingly moving story, Kundra's žarty a engaging writing, a Lukas's striking photography all combine to make Vendulka inšpirujúca investigacie do horrors totalitarianism a redemptive beauty of friendship.