Mea Culpa

The film combines visual art and music, creating a rhythmically austere image-track that complements the sounds from the groundbreaking album "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts." This collaboration marked an early exploration of sampling in music, making it an intriguing piece for fans of both experimental film and music history.

Physical media collectors have access to multiple formats for this unique work, including Blu-ray, VHS, and DVD. Each format offers a different way to experience Conner's artistic vision, appealing to collectors who appreciate diverse media presentations. The film's brief runtime does not detract from its artistic impact, making it a concise yet thought-provoking work that stands out in the music genre of the early 1980s.