Train of Gold

The film follows the events of early September 1939, as the Polish government makes a critical decision to evacuate gold from the National Bank of Poland. Major Bobruk leads a convoy composed of trucks and buses, navigating dangerous roads while under attack from enemy aircraft.

As the convoy travels toward Romanian territory, where the gold will be transferred to a train, tensions rise. The journey is fraught with peril, particularly from a German sabotage group led by Second Lieutenant Rudolf Lang, who seeks to thwart the evacuation. This narrative of courage and resilience in the face of adversity highlights the significance of the gold and its role in the war effort.