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SummaryThe film describes the most difficult and dangerous action of the Polish Mountain Rescue Service employees in the High Tatras in 1945. In order to save the lives of wounded partisans, they cross the snow-covered peaks of the mountains, cross the German lines and bring the wounded from Slovakia to southern Poland, already liberated by the fascists. The film reconstructs this action and is dedicated to the Voluntary Mountain Rescue Service of the Polish Tatras. Many of the men who took part in the rescue operation play their own roles.
