"La bataille du rail" is a French film released in 1946, directed by René Clément. The movie depicts the efforts of the French railway workers during World War II, focusing on their resistance against the German occupation. It highlights the dangers they faced while sabotaging trains and aiding the French Resistance. The film is notable for its realistic portrayal of the struggles and sacrifices made by ordinary people during wartime. It combines documentary-style elements with dramatized scenes, showcasing the importance of solidarity and courage in the face of oppression. "La bataille du rail" remains a significant work in French cinema history.