Heidi Phillips is a Canadian experimental filmmaker based in Winnipeg. She specializes in making new films from found footage that she manipulates one frame at a time. She also hand processes her film herself.
Read more abut the filmmaker at her official website.
The Last Harvest (2010)
Revival (2009)
Discovering Composition in Art (2008)
Isolating Landscapes (2007)
Direction (2005)
Why Are You So Sad? (2004)
The 9th annual WNDX Festival of Moving Image includes new work by Karl Lemieux, Clint Enns, Leslie Supnet, Thorsten Fleisch and MIke Olenick’s Red Luck.
The 8th annual WNDX Festival of Moving Image, screening on Sept. 25-29 across Winnipeg, Canada, features an epic tribute to experimental filmmaker Michael Snow; and includes short films by Aaron Zeghers, Christina Battle, Leslie Supnet, Steve Reinke and more.
The 15th annual Antimatter Film Festival is screening experimental features by Matt McCormick, Sabine Gruffat and Ben Rivers, plus shorts by Clint Enns, Jim Haverkamp and more.
The 7th annual WNDX Festival of Moving Image presents a four-part study of Beat cinema by Jack Sargeant, a moveable microcinema curated by Solomon Nagler, plus films by Clint Enns and much more.
The 7th annual Montreal Underground Film Festival features films by Aaron Zeghers, Neil Ira Needleman, Tony Gault, Ben Popp, Noam Gonick, Heidi Phillips and many more experimental filmmakers.
The WNDX Festival of Film and Video Art always does a tremendous job promoting Canadian film. Watch highlights from their 6th annual event.
The 14th annual Antimatter Film Festival is screening films by Marie Losier and Jaimz Asmundson, plus holding a Kerry Laitala retrospective and more.
The 6th annual WNDX will host a Joyce Wieland retrospective, a Guy Maddin installation, films by Clint Enns, George Kuchar and more.
Is Heidi Phillips’ ghostly short film The Last Harvest actually a horror movie or an experimental film? Either way, it totally rocks.
Aug 30: Celebrate the lo-fi fun of Winnipeg with movies by its best directors, like Clint Enns, Heidi Phillips, Matthew Rankin and more.
