A Film House presentation
RUSH Youth Film Festival: What We Had Was Noise
Centennial High School. 105 min.
To save the music, she has to face the noise.
Jamey is a sarcastic misfit. Her band fell apart a year ago. Now, she has a desperate plan to get them back together and win battle of the bands. But she has to fix the friendships she broke first. It’s a story about mending the past and stepping into the light.
The RUSH Youth Film Festival
is an annual film and arts event held at The Film House, presented by Jarico Films for Youth, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to empowering young and emerging filmmakers. The festival serves as a platform for the next generation of creatives and is dedicated to showcasing bold, innovative storytelling from emerging creators.
$15 – General admission
Memberships are just $35 and valid for one year from date of purchase.
Members save $2 off entry to all films (2 tickets limit per screening), receive 15% discount off concessions (excluding alcohol) as well as access to a complimentary ticket exchange and VIP invitations to special events and receptions.
