How to Enjoy Experimental film is your approachable user-guide to some of the most unusual and extraordinary moving image works ever created. Aiming at the newcomer to experimental films as much as those who love them already, presenter Dan Adams interviews artist filmmakers, film experts and programmers to shine a light on some of the darkest corners of the cinematic landscape. H2EEF aims to make the case for experimental film as something that can be widely enjoyed by viewers wherever you may be, as opposed to a niche interest.
How to Enjoy Experimental Film
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How to Enjoy Experimental film is your approachable user-guide to some of the most unusual and extraordinary moving image works ever created. Aiming at the newcomer to experimental films as much as those who love them already, presenter Dan Adams interviews artist filmmakers, film experts and programmers to shine a light on some of the darkest corners of the cinematic landscape. H2EEF aims to make the case for experimental film as something that can be widely enjoyed by viewers wherever you may be, as opposed to a niche interest.
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November 14, 2025
H2EEF Special "Shared Time" with Peter Donebauer (PART 2)
<p>View one of Peter Donebauer's videos here for one month only!</p><p><a href="https://vimeo.com/677063525?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://vimeo.com/677063525?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci</a></p><p>Password: danadams</p><p>This episode has been timed to coincide with two screenings of Peter's work at Spectacle Theater in Brooklyn NY. </p><p><a href="https://www.spectacletheater.com/peter-donebauer-the-water-cycle-and-the-mandala-cycle/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://www.spectacletheater.com/peter-donebauer-the-water-cycle-and-the-mandala-cycle/</a></p><p>Artist Peter Donebauer joins the show again to discuss further steps in his most unusual body of work. Here, we discuss his three major cycles, post his breakthrough Creation Cycle: The Water Cycle; The Mandala Cycle and Thames Reflections.</p><p>We'll also discuss his unusual "abstract documentary"; "Brewing", which you can view in the link above. Remember to try and watch Peter's works on the biggest screen you can, ideally in the dark!</p><p>For more info about Peter Donebauer, visit <a href="https://www.donebauer.net">https://www.donebauer.net</a></p>
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February 6, 2025
H2EEF EXTRA: "Imprints" and "Codes for North" with Stephen Broomer
<p>As well as being a teacher, publisher of great Canadian experimental films, producer of video essays and numerous other talents, Stephen Broomer is a prolific writer and editor. Here, we discuss two of his major book publications (one as author and one as co-editor) with a third due to be published soon. </p> <p><br></p> <p>The first of these books is Imprints: The Films of Louise Bourque, which he co-edited with Clint Enns and which collates a host of essays and supplementary material about Bourque's films. Louise has appeared previously on this show and the book was an invaluable resource for this episode, as well as a great starting point for any viewers interested to learn about her work.</p> <p>Buy this title here: https://www.blackzero.ca/products/imprints-the-films-of-louise-bourque</p> <p><br></p> <p>The other title authored by Broomer is Codes for North: Foundations of the Canadian Avant-Garde Film, which charts the development of Canada's distinctive experimental film cultures including the work of artists like Jack Chambers, Michael Snow and Joyce Wieland. </p> <p>Buy this title here: https://www.blackzero.ca/products/codes-for-north-foundations-of-the-canadian-avant-garde-film</p>
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