Dzień Wisły

About This Movie

Dzień Wisły is a war film that captures a tense moment in Polish history. Set against the backdrop of September 1944, it conveys a raw sense of desperation and hope. The film’s pacing is deliberate, slowly building up the emotional weight as Tadeusz, a poet with amputated legs, forms a poignant connection with Katarzyna. You really feel the atmosphere of the time, a mix of camaraderie and conflict, as young fighters prepare to cross the Vistula. The performances are noteworthy, especially the chemistry between the leads, which adds depth to the narrative. Practical effects are used effectively to bring authenticity to the battle scenes, enhancing the film's gritty realism. It’s a piece that reflects the resilience of spirit amidst chaos.

Unique portrayal of WWII era · Strong character dynamics · Authentic battle scenes