Director: Vincent Moon, Antoine Viviani
Frankrig 2009, 51 min.

'Little Blue Nothing' is the sound of the most beautiful music you haven't heard before. And it's also the title of the film where Vincent Moon really gets going as a film artist. Everything quivers with sensuality in this touching love story about the two Czech cellists Irena and Vojtech Havel, who in the course of more than 15 year have lived together in a fascinating and almost symbiotic partnership and working relationship. Apart from a long lineup of brilliant neoclassical works, which evoke memories of Arvo Pärt's minimalism, ECM's new jazz, Eastern European folk music and Indian ragas, the duo - going by the name The Havels (Havlovi in Czech) - has worked with theatre, film, pictorial arts and poetry - without even thinking of having children or submitting to a nuclear family idyll. Vincent Moon's intimately registering and actively participating camera gets right underneath the skin of the two musicians, for whom art and music is everything. Seeing 'Little Blue Nothing' is like lying in an autumn forest and simply enjoying the leaves falling off the trees. This year's most underplayed music film - but also the most beautiful.

Ved visningen den 10.11. vil The Havels selv spille lydsporet til filmen live - se mere under 'DOX:EXPANDED - koncerter og fester'.