The city is the big stage where everyone looks for their place. The process turns into the goal, the classic coming-of-age novel with its cathartic or/and tragic end has already evolved into a frequently recurrent cycle. The 'I' all on its own appears lost, threatened by the fear of loneliness, isolation and ebbing away. In 'Finding Phelia' the characters enter the stage, and the moment they interact, they take risks. the editing rhythm is the deep-rooted human yearning, sometimes assuming a driving, musical form, then again becoming diffuse, letting scene follow scene. the beginning might be the end - and vice verso.