In unexpected, intriguing circumstances, two completely different characters meet in both age and outlook. One is at the beginning of his life journey, full of dreams, youthful maximalism and idealism. The other is in the beginningless sunset of life, when, having gained life experience, he begins to look at the aspirations and desires of youth with the eyes of a realist. After burying imaginary ideals, he begins to look for meaning in simpler, earthly things. Will he be able to open the eyes of the romanticized young man, or will he be able to convince him that the path he has chosen is disastrous?

Polish screenwriter and director Doman Nowakowski speaks in the play "Some Kinds of Eagles" about the harmful influence of television and other media, about their invasion of the brain of the modern consumer, when real and imaginary values begin to be manipulated.