The documentary on music duo and partners Vojtěch and Irena Havel is the first "Czech connection” in the original and exceptional oeuvre of filmmaker Vincent Moon. He has been developing his focused music chronicles since 2006: his "concerts across the street” (celebrated via the Internet as The Take Away Shows) capture musicians in action, however, away from the concert scene – in their home environment, in public places, and during their symbolic return from the raised stage to the normal world. Moon, who also stylises his films using colour effects, has now filmed over ninety music testimonies. His documentary method is often compared with the Dogma 95 manifesto, the field recordings of Alan Lomax and the long-running radio show Peel Sessions hosted by famous BBC disc jockey John Peel; it also prompts references to a form of guerrilla filmmaking. Moon put together a special selection of his work for the Karlovy Vary IFF, dominated by the world premiere of a film about improvisers Vojtěch and Irena Havel, who combine early European musical tradition with the meditative sensitivity of East Asian philosophy.