Nazi-occupied Holland, 1942. Rudolf's heart breaks as the gates of Westerbork transit camp clang shut behind his Jewish family. He had no choice but to accept a job as the camp's photographer to keep his children safe. It feels like a trap. Will they ever walk out of here again? Rudolf takes portraits of hundreds of souls marked for deportation, his heart shattering with every click of his camera. He knows what the Nazis are doing to families just like theirs. But with each day come little acts of resistance. One day, when the guards aren't looking, he takes a picture of a little girl on a train to Auschwitz, her tear-filled eyes pleading for help. His photograph could change the course of the war. This could be his only chance to save them all. Then, Rudolf and his family are ordered to report to the platform. Do the Nazis know about the photo? And can he still save the people he loves the most?
