The film tells the story of six men executed by the Securitate troops in March 1950 in a village from Bistrița-Năsăud, near the place called the Bad Valley [Valea Rea]. More than half a century later, in 2007, a team from IICCMER exhumed the remains and, together with specialists from the Legal Medicine Service, established the conditions in which the victims were killed.

The documentary tells the story of a violent action which took place during 1949-1951 in Piteşti prison, leading to the physical and psychic torture of hundreds of students. The film presents the testimonies of eight survivors who talk about the phases the were forced to pass through in one the most inhumane repressive action in recent history. Directed by Nicolae Mărgineanu after a screenplay by Alin Mureșan, the film is a collaboration between IICCMER – the Konrad Adenauer Romania Foundation – the Arsenie Boca Foundation . "The Exposure" is part of a larger project whihc includes the online platform www.FenomenulPitesti.ro and the volume "Pitești. The Chronicle of an Assisted Suicide" [Cronica [...]

In 2008, TVR and IICCMER produced a series of documentaries about people or groups who were involved in anticommunist actions or which were the target of less knows operations led by the Securitate. The six documentaries from the "Reenactments" [Reconstituiri] series, made by a team coordinated by Lucia Hossu-Longin and Stejărel Olaru, are: "Bad Boys" [Băieții răi], "The Bern Attach" [Atacul de la Berna], "Make him disappear!" [Fă-l să dispară!], "The Ministry of Truth" [Ministerul Adevărului], "Culianu in Ceauşescu's Country" [Culianu în țara lui Ceaușescu] and "The Greece Operation"[Operațiunea Grecia].