Warsaw, 1920. Young Ola is a talented actress in a revue theatre and fiancé of Jan, a left leaning poet and flamboyant cavalryman. After being summoned to leave for the front to defend the homeland from the Red Army, Jan immediately proposes to Ola and decides to marry her immediately. The marriage in Saint Anna's Church is given by a young priest Ignacy Skorupka. The powerful Red Army marches to conquer the continent. During the fighting, Jan is accused of communist sympathies and Bolshevik agitation. He is sentenced to death by martial court. Meanwhile, Ola is molested in the theatre by her ardent admirer Captain of military police Kostrzewa. Ola enters the Auxiliary Women Legion to serve as a nurse and defender of Warsaw. The girl still believes in finding her husband who vanished into the blue, supposedly killed…
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