http://www.rsee.com/newsite/movies/ Arts SAdrian and Roko Belic’s “Genghis Blues” is one of those movies where reading the synopsis does not offer a clue about the actual experience that you will have when seeing the film. Shot over the course of five weeks in a region north of Mongolia not located on any modern-day map, the story of Paul Pena’s journey to Tuva is both inspiring and enlightening. A blind man living in San Francisco, Paul’s musical talents have captured the interests of artists such as B.B. King, and his unique talents were covered by The Steve Miller Band. But Paul’s interests are not limited to mainstream music, and while scanning through a short-wave radio in his basement, he happens upon a sound similar to the didgeridoo, but not created by any instrument. It is the art of throatsinging, which creates notes that resonate strongly and distinctly from deep within the neck, unlike any other form of noise made from the body.