Mea Culpa

About This Movie

Mea Culpa is a fascinating blend of found footage and sound, where Conner experiments with the educational film aesthetic. The rhythm feels almost hypnotic, syncing beautifully with Byrne and Eno's innovative sampling. It's not your typical music video—there's this starkness to the visuals that creates a unique atmosphere, lending a certain weight to the experience. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to really absorb the juxtaposition of the images with the sounds. You can sense the deliberate choices in what footage is used, which adds layers of meaning to the music. It's definitely distinct in its approach to storytelling through visuals and sound, making it a notable piece in the realm of avant-garde cinema.

Notable for its use of educational film footage · Collaboration with David Byrne and Brian Eno · Experiments with rhythm and sound in innovative ways