Synopsis

A shadowed history accounts for the current state of the Pölitz Synthetic Fuel Plant in northern Poland: a derelict industrial complex, scarred with tunnels, bunkers, and vast, crumbling concrete structures swallowed by dense forest. Constructed in 1937 as a cornerstone of Nazi Germany's ambition for fuel independence, the plant was no ordinary refinery. Employing cutting-edge technology at considerable cost, it aimed to transform coal into oil. In 1945, an Allied air raid decimated the facility