Today, vampire tourism in Romania is booming. A self-described vampire hunter, Paul Daian , believes that vampires lurk in the streets of today's Bucharest and can adopt various forms. A Viennese dermatologist, Christian Honigsmann , discusses his theory that porphyria, a widespread genetic illness in Transsylvania in those days, was behind many vampire superstitions, especially the idea of their fear of sunlight. The film also includes an extensive interview with Boston College historian Raymond McNally . The 45-minute program was directed by Matthias Kessler .
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