Viadukt

Matuska Szilveszter, a former detachment officer of World War I has a mission: he blows up rails, causing trains to derail. The culprit of the criminal attempts prepared by the meticulous efforts of madmen is searched for by the police in vain. Matuska blows up the viaduct at Biatorbágy with the train on it in 1931 in Hungary. The attempt is a good pretext for the politics shifting more and more to the right: it announces martial law, launches cruel actions against left wing movements, especially Communists. Matuska is framed up finally because of a tiny mistake. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)