In the context of World War II, a group of partisan guerrillas led by the charismatic commander Miro attempts to resist the advance of the Nazi army in Yugoslavia. With the war ravaging their homeland, the group faces both internal and external challenges. As the brutality of the conflict intensifies, tensions within the group rise; some struggle to remain true to their principles, while others succumb to despair and betrayal.
Amid this chaos, an ambitious plan is hatched to launch a decisive offensive on the Neretva Bridge, vital for the supply of the enemy army. With time running against them, Miro and his men must come together to execute a bold attack that will jeopardize their lives and that of their people. Among the bullets and the mud, there is also space for love: a young nurse who joins the partisans becomes the heart of the story, connecting the hopes and dreams of the fighters amidst tragedy.
The film offers a raw and emotional portrait of the struggle for freedom, highlighting sacrifice, camaraderie, and the resilience of the human spirit in dark times. With its powerful narrative and epic action scenes, the film becomes a reflection on heroism and the choices that define individuals in extreme situations.