Polonia-Express

Set in 1920, Polonia-Express follows railway employee Fritz Marr, who faces disdain from his superiors. The story unfolds at the railway hub of Erfurt, where trains transport weapons to aid the young Soviet Union. Marr's awareness of these illegal activities drives him to rally fellow workers to halt these deliveries.

When his efforts to expose the truth are thwarted, Marr is reassigned to a remote rail construction site, illustrating the lengths to which authorities will go to silence dissent. The film features performances from actors such as Alice Graf and Horst Schön, adding depth to its portrayal of early 20th-century social issues. This historical drama provides insight into the struggles of workers against oppressive systems, making it a compelling watch for those interested in the era's cinematic landscape.