Dáma

Set in autumn 1939, Dáma unfolds shortly after the German army's attack on Poland. The Slovak State, allied with the Nazis, sends military forces into Polish territory, creating a tense atmosphere in a decimated town. Major Valenta, the commander of the Slovak company, enforces strict orders demanding that residents surrender any weapons they possess, with severe consequences for insubordination.

The plot thickens when a young Polish woman, Žofie, informs Valenta about Professor Klosowski, a local botany professor suspected of hiding a weapon. Despite the search warrant, Valenta uncovers a web of misunderstandings surrounding Klosowski and his relationship with Žofie. As Valenta begins to piece together the truth, the brutal realities of occupation escalate, leading to unforeseen consequences.