Came the Uhlans

Came the Uhlans offers a unique storyline centered around the unveiling of a plaque commemorating the liberation of the town from Bolshevik control in 1920. The film's plot revolves around Vogt, who aims to make the event festive and enhance the town's image. To achieve this, he needs to find a veteran of the 1920 war, leading to an intriguing search that involves Marian, a local shopkeeper.

The film features notable performances from Zbigniew Zamachowski, Kinga Preis, Krystyna Feldman, and others. Their portrayals contribute significantly to the film's exploration of themes such as memory, history, and community. As part of the Święta polskie - Kolekcja, it presents a specific cultural context that adds depth to the viewing experience.