Sierżant York (1939)

Here is the English translation of the Polish film description:

" Sergeant York" is a classic war story that allows us to find ourselves in the emotions of the main character, Alvinn C. York, a farmer pacifist from Tennessee who took 132 German prisoners during World War I. This is a story about change and discovery, about becoming a better man and finding one's role in the world that has changed around him.

The film tells the story of deep transformations that York undergoes when he begins to experience visions and hear God's voice after being struck by lightning. When war breaks out, York decides not to answer the call to arms, but is eventually forced to participate in military training, where he proves himself to be a natural leader. It is here, in the military training camp, that he meets his commander, who slowly convinces him that fighting is the only way to protect democracy.

"Sergeant York" is a film for audiences seeking a story about courage, loyalty, and respect for democracy. It's an account of how ordinary people can change the world through their bravery and determination. The film captivates and moves us, with its central theme - the fight for democracy - remaining relevant in today's world.

You should watch "Sergeant York" because it's a story about real people who changed the world through their courage and determination. The film shows us that we all have the ability to change and become better versions of ourselves. It's also a story about war and its impact on people, their relationships, and their inner transformations.

The atmosphere of the film is tense