"Adolfo Kaminsky, the free forger," on LCP: portrait of an "ordinary" man with an extraordinary destiny

Adolfo Kaminsky, a master forger born in 1925, dedicated decades to creating false documents to save lives during critical historical periods. His story was first shared in a documentary by Jacques Falck in 1999. His daughter, Sarah Kaminsky, later published a biography in 2009, which inspired a new documentary by Gaspard Wallut. This film explores Kaminsky's complex personality, including the trauma of losing his mother and his family's experiences during World War II, highlighting his feelings of injustice and lifelong commitment to helping others.