Metronome
Eleven minutes of mixed film clips and video by Daniel Cockburn create a philosophical commentary on rhythm, order, and the digital age.
Synopsis
Eleven minutes of mixed film clips and video by Daniel Cockburn create a philosophical commentary on rhythm, order, and the digital age.
Synopsis
Daniel Cockburn's 2002 short film, Metronome, combines appropriated film clips and video to explore themes of rhythm, order, and the self in the context of the digital age. This Canadian experimental work runs for 11 minutes and has been recognized as Cockburn's international breakout hit, following several successful local projects. Critics have praised the film for its dense philosophical content, which earned it a mention and an award.
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