1959, 85 min.
| Director | Andrzej Wajda, Janusz Morgenstern | |
| Screenplay | Wojciech Zukrowski, Andrzej Wajda, based on a short story by Wojciech Zukrowski | |
| Cinematography | Jerzy Lipman | |
| Music | Tadeusz Baird |
| Capt. Chodakiewicz | Jerzy Pichelski | |
| Lt. Wodnicki | Adam Pawlikowski | |
| Off. Cad. Jerzy Grabowski | Jerzy Moes | |
| Sgt. Mjr. Laton | Mieczyslaw Loza | |
| Ewa | Bozena Kurowska | |
| Priest | Karol Rommel | |
| also starring | Roman Polanski, Wieslaw Golas |
Andrzej Wajda, the son of a Polish cavalry officer killed in WWII by Soviets, made this film as a tribute to the heroic horsemen who faced off against German tanks. It follows the trajectory of an off-white horse which passes among various military officials until it breaks a leg and is shot.