This in-depth interview with Robert Huot explores his body of independent film work. Initially a painter, Huot began working with film after establishing himself as an artist in New York. Reacting to the commodification of his work he participated in the movement to 'dematerialize' the art object in the 70's. Largely disenfranchised with the impact of the movement, he left public life. Huot purchased and moved to a farm. His farm became the site for the majority of his film works. Reflecting on his filmsin this interview, Huot, provides insight into his personal life, his relationship with Hollis Frampton, his exploration of structuralism, as well as detailed explanations of the process and intent behind specific films.