Director: Vincent Moon
Frankrig, Danmark 2009, 80 min.

An underground, a musical scene, a land of milk and honey, a city called Copenhagen - and the country's best indie bands captured by the film nomad Moon

Copenhagen has a scene that offers some of the most interesting music around. We just don't know about it. But Vincent Moon's ever-attentive eyes and ears have discovered it - and in the spring of 2009 he decided to assemble Copenhagen's underground music scene to a very special experimental take away show in an apartment in Østerbro. Efterklang, Slaraffenland, Chimes & Bells, Choir of Young Believers, Murder, Valby Vokalgruppe, Jong Pang, Thulebasen and Sad Lovers set themselves up in the kitchen, living room and bathroom - and subsequently practiced playing one long medley, where one band's song went over into the next - and so on. Moon himself recorded everything with his curious, floating camera in one long take - and the result is not just a unique document that talks about Copenhagen's talented music scene in 2009. It is also a decidedly magical film, which allows one to float far away in a rush of happiness over the fact that the world contains such beautiful moments. Vincent Moon himself will also show both his latest, long take away show with Slaraffenland as well as other highlights from his time in Copenhagen.

Note: there will be a special screening of 'Temporary Copenhagen' in a not yet published apartment in Copenhagen on 15 November. Read more under DOX:EXPANDED - concerts & parties.