The Dutch filmmaker Frank Scheffer (1956) is one of the reference names in contemporary music documentary, with a career of more than four decades dedicated to exploring the relationship between music, the arts, and audiovisual creation. In his more than sixty works, he has portrayed figures such as Frank Zappa, John Cage, Elliott Carter, Francis Ford Coppola, Brian Eno, and Pierre Boulez, always from an introspective and experimental perspective that moves away from the explanatory forms of traditional documentary. This August, the music and film programming of In-Edit Empordà, within the Festival de Torroella de Montgrí, dedicates a retrospective to him which closes on Wednesday the 12th with Half moon, a work that addresses war, exile, and friendship through the music of Syrian clarinetist and composer Kinan Azmeh. The screening will be preceded by a concert by Azmeh himself and followed by a discussion with the director.