Wiktoria 1920 (2020)

It's August 1920. Polish troops are still retreating under the pressure of the Bolshevik army. Everyone is aware that the final clash is inevitably approaching, the outcome of which seems to be in favor of the Bolsheviks - The most important task is to defend Warsaw and prevent the Russians from entering the city. However, the months of effort left their mark on both armies. Even among Poles there are defeatist moods, and when a mysterious report arrives at the camp of Polish troops, which should be sent to the Citadel, only the Hero (an immersant, i.e. a viewer watching a film), Janek Wegielski - a student who joined the army, Wladyslaw Bronczak, uhlan and squadron pilot Kosciuszkowska, Merian C. Cooper, believe that the case is not yet lost and - against orders - decide to try to deliver a message to Warsaw. The protagonist, together with Cooper, travels by plane towards Warsaw, but the damaged machine has to make an emergency landing. It turns out that the area is full of Bolsheviks - two of them force the photographer Pola Lewicka to take commemorative portraits of them. However, there is much more to the field than camera cases - The heroes set off on an adventurous journey towards Warsaw, fleeing the Bolsheviks, taking part in battles, at the same time making plans for the post-war future - will they manage to deliver a report? Do the heroes risk in vain, or will it turn out that their message will have an impact on the fate of one of the most important battles in the history of not only Poland, but also the world?