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Phoenix: The Story marked the 60th anniversary of the legendary band, which changed the history of Romanian music. The concept film captures the essence of the Phoenix cultural phenomenon that intertwined with decades of national history.

The film follows the path of Mihai Eminescu's travel chest. Attending an auction that put on sale the chest that belonged to the great poet, a fanatical admirer of Eminescu buy this valuable object and takes it home. In the presence of the chest, the young man becomes concerned to discover its history and manuscripts that Mihai Eminescu kept in this chest.

Junele Sihastru (The Juni Hermet) is a film essay that captures the encyclopedic personality of the academician Alexandru Surdu, the last Romanian philosopher who elaborated a categorical philosophical system in a classical way.

The movie captures Ciprian Porumbescu, the "enfant terrible" of the Romanian classical music in a fantastic student journey spent with Joseph Strauss at the University of Vienna in the 19th century.

The Romanian architects of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century succeed in identifying the most precious elements of vernacular architecture and Byzantine architecture, bringing them to a monumental dignity in an eclectic style that will be called the neo-Romanian style or the Romanian national style. The architect and philosopher Augustin Ioan and the art historian Ada Hajdu illustrate the evolution of this style starting with the Paris exhibition from 1889 until the Great Union of Alba Iulia and its spread in all Romanian regions. The actor Ion Dichiseanu points out poetically expressively the neo-Romanian architectural space that is nothing more than architecture of the Romanian soul, a true symbol of the cultural and territorial unity completed through the Great Union. The film presents the invasion of the neo-Romanian style from small residential buildings to the monumental public buildings. It is surely the first documentary film about the architecture that preceded the Great Union and the consequences it had on modern and contemporary urban aesthetics.

Symbolist composer and creator of sacred music, Gheorghe Dima was said to bathe his listeners in a dew of tones. The film explores a small part of his multidimensional musical universe and his propensity for the high spaces of the spirit.