In a small Jewish village in Eastern Europe during World War II, a group of residents faces the imminent arrival of the Nazis. With fear and despair looming, they decide to come up with a desperate plan to escape their tragic reality. Led by their charismatic leader, a young dreamer, the group devises a daring strategy: to pretend that they are building a train that will take them to a better life, far from danger.
Using their ingenuity and creativity, the villagers embark on the adventure of making their railway fantasy come true. As they construct the train cars and organize their “trips,” they incorporate elements of humor, music, and friendship to cope with the horror that surrounds them. However, the line between reality and fiction begins to blur, and their hopes are put to the test when they are truly confronted by the Nazi threat.
Throughout this journey, the film explores themes of resistance, solidarity, and the strength of the human spirit in times of adversity. The journey, filled with laughter and tears, becomes a powerful metaphor for the struggle for life and the pursuit of freedom. With a tone that alternates between comedy and drama, the story reminds us that even in the darkest moments, imagination and unity can be powerful weapons in the fight for survival.