Marusarz. Tatrzański orzeł

This film tells the story of Stanislaw Marusarz, known for his accomplishments as a ski jumper and his bravery during the Nazi occupation. He was a world vice-champion in 1938 and a four-time Olympian. The film highlights his daring escape from Gestapo prison and his role as a Tatra courier during the war.

Additionally, the narrative touches on the tragic fate of Marusarz's sister, Helena, a talented skier and resistance member who was murdered by the Nazis in 1941. This personal connection adds depth to Marusarz's legacy, particularly noted during his iconic jump in a suit at the 1966 Four Hills Tournament. With a runtime of 61 minutes, this film captures a pivotal moment in Polish history through the lens of sport and personal resilience.