Stones for the Rampart is a Polish historical drama film directed by Robert Glinski and based on the novel by Aleksander Kaminski. The film follows the story of three young friends - Alek, Sophy and Rudy - who are scouts and high school graduates in Warsaw before the outbreak of World War II.
As the war begins, they are faced with the choice of either surviving at any cost or fighting for their country's freedom. Driven by their patriotic upbringing and the ideals of scouting, the three friends decide to become soldiers, risking everything to defend their home.
As they fight in various battles and skirmishes, the boys face the horrors of war and the devastating toll it takes on them and their fellow soldiers. Despite coming close to death many times, Alek, Sophy, and Rudy manage to survive and live a full life.
Stones for the Rampart is a moving and powerful tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of the Polish soldiers who fought for their country's freedom during one of the darkest periods of history. With stunning cinematography, excellent performances, and a poignant script, it is a film that will leave a lasting impression on audiences.
