The Rush

About This Movie

The Rush (2015) presents a unique blend of music and childhood imagination. The story unfolds through the eyes of a little girl whose drawings of musicians come to life against a backdrop of her parents' discord. The film's tone is haunting yet whimsical, capturing that fleeting innocence before the weight of reality sets in. There's an interesting use of practical effects to animate the girl's sketches, lending a tangible quality to these musical visions. Performances are grounded, particularly the mother's dismissive attitude, which resonates with the theme of creativity often being overlooked. Pacing feels deliberate, almost dreamlike, making you linger on each frame. It’s a fascinating exploration of perception and the often harsh realities of life through a child’s lens.

Unique blend of childhood and music · Interesting practical effects · Themes of creativity and perception