Eroica, 1957, 78 min.
| Director | Andrzej Munk | |
| Screenplay | Jerzy Stefan Stawinski, based on his own novels Wegrzy and Oflag |
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| Cinematography | Jerzy Wojcik | |
| Music | Jan Krenz | |
| Art Direction | Jan Grandys, Zdzislaw Kielanowski | |
| Producer | Stanislaw Adler |
First Story
| Dzidius | Edward Dziewonski | |
| Zosia, Dzidzius’ wife | Barbara Polomska | |
| Major AK | Ignacy Machowski | |
| Hungarian Officer | Leon Niemczyk | |
| Mokotow Commander | Kazimierz Opalinski |
Second Story
| Lieutenant Turek | Kazimierz Rudzki | |
| Lieutenant Krygier | Henryk Bak | |
| Lieutenant Dabecki | Bogumil Kobiela | |
| Szpakowski | Roman Klosowski |
Third Story
(the film was supposed to have a third story which Munk didn’t eventually go ahead with)
| Lieutenant Turek | Kazimierz Rudzki |
| Jedrus | Tadeusz Janczar | |
| Katarzyna – nun – | Teresa Szmigielowna | |
| Kardas | Witold Prokosz |
Two novellas set during World War II.
In the first story, shrewd “Dzidziuś” Górkiewicz unintentionally becomes a hero during the Warsaw Uprising.
The second sketch details life inside a Prisoner of War camp. Reputable Lieutenant Zawistowski manages to escape captivity, but few people actually know that the soldier hides within the confines of the camp.