Fade in: I: Nazi-Germany Invades Poland, 1939. (i)Brutal. A Nazi officer come inside to a room,from an local university to all intellectuals,professors and among others, that Poland is under the Dominion of III Reich, that important minds can affect and manipulates the mind of their Reich's nations,and they all send to camps as long with soldiers of Poland ans since them families and among others citizens under the fear and control misses their relatives in trains into hell of carnage and brutality. Is what the director, Andrzej Wadja tell to us a story of blood & sadness, he's also known for A generation, Kanal and Ashes & Diamonds. The period which the war began in Poland was the first to suffer from this kind of ruins families' lives of many intellectuals, soldiers and Jews experience this taste of war casualties, as well. And men are always the first to be slaughtered. Wadja tells this personal story about his family and nation through the eyes of women, mothers, wives and sons and daughters will live with these remnants of ruins.Andrzej is a young Polish captain in an Uhlan (light cavalry) regiment who keeps a detailed diary. In September 1939, he is taken prisoner by the Soviet Army, which separates the officers from the enlisted men, who are allowed to return home, while the officers are held. His wife Anna and daughter Weronika, nicknamed "Nika" , find him shortly before he is deported to the USSR. Presented with an opportunity to escape, he refuses on the basis of his oath of loyalty to the Polish military...To waits with patience for help. A course of years, 1939-1943, the landscapes of war have changed so fast, a red field with a black mark to another Red Stalin deep in the heart of Katyn to bleed. It is very sad, most colors are gray and misty palette of black, tight cells to the cemeteries or the sad final scenes. Laden with a heavy air and glaring of an old woman to open a box in 1940 ,then laden in their eyes with tears or a woman to faint on the floor so speechless ... About death and misfortunes...The Katyn massacre ...II: The Katyn massacre a.k.a. crime. (ii)Truths, is been opened and served by the heroes of war, Nazi gestapo officers put their guns and shoot up in the Poland's skulls army and buried into small and common graves and all the Polish citizens are informed how evil and vile these peoples are...A soldier is brought up to the Russians, his belt is thrown into a pile of many others to take by force for any scenario, and put in a small, cold room. Your name and rank, the Russians ask him, and he responds. The desperation of a small red and bathed in blood to the living room floor. And he run, a take a shot in the skull, the pistol fell to the floor of the executioner is replaced by the hands of another Soviet soldier, and the man fell to the ground and methodically pushed through a hole in a side wall, which more resembles a slide for foods and products in a barracks in the middle of a forest, And man soldier polish throw at a pile of bodies in a truck. And many others were executed in a loop as a bloodbath. Pits are opened as a venue for 'waste' (?) to eliminate the foul damned smell of man; and therefore executed by the cold and lying red hands of Stalin, the heroine of this second war against Nazi red tides.Very darkly and harrowing drink of despair this film are. A fearless denunciation on Russia crimes. An endless subject which Wadja invited their viewer to think and horror the deep darkness of wasted lands and peoples from the most brutal and killing war of it all! Definitely harrowing experience. And also highly recommended to all."This massacre, this horrid crime,To baulk this wicked plot!My parole given!--by Heaven I could--I Would--regard it not."A Ballad Of 1812" by Sarah Anne Curzon Fade out: the end.
