Lost Children

The film takes place during the Prusso-Austrian War, focusing on three soldiers—a cuirassier, a hussar, and an infantryman—who find refuge together in a secluded cottage. Each character bears the scars of war but yearns for a semblance of normalcy and happiness. Their time in isolation leads them to question their roles in the military and ultimately inspires a change in perspective.

As their solitude is interrupted by the advancing Prussian forces, the soldiers make a fateful decision. They choose to protect a family and their child, knowing that it may cost them their lives. This act of bravery and sacrifice underscores the film's exploration of the human condition amidst the brutality of war. The performances by Gustáv Valach, Stanislav Fišer, and the rest of the cast bring depth to this poignant narrative, making it a significant entry in the historical drama genre of its time.