The true story of Lee Miller, a woman who was way ahead of her time. In the middle of the war, she went to the front in France as a photojournalist and, together with her colleague David E. Scherman, documented the horrors of the Second World War for months. Miller and Scherman sneak into Hitler's abandoned Munich flat - where the most famous and most important picture of Miller herself is taken: in the Führer's bathtub. In the end, they were also among the first photographers to enter the Buchenwald and Dachau camps. Lee's pictures became the most powerful testimonies to those horrific crimes and became etched in history - but Miller himself would not let go of them until the end of his life.