The Woods Are Still Green

The story centers on a group of Austria-Hungarian soldiers stationed at an artillery post on the southern front to Italy during World War I. Cut off from their own troops and under relentless artillery fire from Italian forces, the situation quickly deteriorates. After a fatal shell strike, only private Jacob Lindner and the severely injured captain Jan Kopetzky survive the devastation.

As they navigate the horrors of war, Jakob confronts the madness and atrocities surrounding him. With limited resources and no support from command, survival becomes an existential challenge. The film powerfully depicts Jakob's desperate attempts to maintain his humanity and dignity while caring for the wounded captain. It's a poignant reflection on the cost of war and the resilience of the human spirit.