Directed by Jakub Janiszewski, this compact yet poignant historical drama traces the final chapter in the life of one of history's most controversial figures. The film follows Napoleon Bonaparte during his second and ultimate exile, shifting from the battlefields of Europe to the remote, windswept island of Saint Helena. With a runtime of just ten minutes, the narrative focuses on the emperor's isolation and introspection, capturing his memories of Corsica and his rise to power as he confronts his diminished reality. The cast, including Olgierd Kaczy?ski, Jakub Adamus, and Bartosz Kaczy?ski, bring to life the key figures surrounding Napoleon in his final days, while Maja Zygmuntowicz and Maja Klukowsk add depth to the personal dynamics of his entourage. Through a tense and somber atmosphere, the movie explores themes of legacy, defeat, and the quiet tragedy of a fallen leader. From Corsica to Saint Helena offers a reflective and intimate portrait that will appeal to history enthusiasts and viewers drawn to character-driven storytelling.