Inspired by the life and work of Yoko Ono; The Heart of No Place began as an answer to a "trade war"-era rumor and evolved into a rumination on the economy; culture and how one generation has dealt with its losses in a world at once limitless and rootless. Shot entirely on Digital 8 in Los Angeles; Berlin; Rome; Tokyo; Liverpool; Glasgow; Death Valley and Ho Chi Minh City; the no-budget film screened at 10 international festivals and won the Best Film (International) at the London Independent Film Festival. It features a song by Yoko Ono and music and personal appearances by art- and Krautrock luminaries including Michael Rother (Kraftwerk; Neu); Dieter Moebius (Cluster) and Holger Czukay (Can).