In the context of World War II, a group of French railway workers becomes anonymous heroes as they fight against the Nazi occupation of their country. The story follows the lives of these railway workers, whose daily activities are interrupted by the need to resist and sabotage the advance of German forces. As the Nazis use trains as a symbol of control and communication, our protagonists devise clever strategies to sabotage railway lines, cause derailments, and divert crucial supplies.
Through a vibrant narrative, a series of interconnected episodes are presented that showcase not only the courage and ingenuity of these men and women but also the devastating consequences of their resistance. The film perfectly captures the spirit of struggle and camaraderie in difficult times as the characters face enormous risks for their patriotism and desire for freedom. The tension and suspense rise with each act of sabotage, while the enemy grows increasingly cunning and repressive.
The film, which combines documentary elements with dramatization, pays tribute to the sacrifice of those who opposed oppression, offering a visceral look at a dark chapter in history that resonates powerfully to this day. With intelligent direction and an emotional script, this work stands as a testament to human resilience in the face of adversity.