This is Rattle

About This Movie

This is Rattle is a rather intriguing exploration of the early days of a music director's journey. Set against a backdrop of British compositions, it feels both intimate and expansive. The premiere of Helen Grime's Fanfares is particularly striking—it’s like witnessing a seed being planted for something larger, which eventually grows into Woven Space. The atmosphere is charged, with the thrill of live performance palpable. Christian Tetzlaff's violin work adds layers of emotion, and there's something almost raw about the whole event, which captures the essence of live music. The pacing has a nice ebb and flow, allowing moments to breathe while keeping you engaged. It’s a genuine snapshot of a pivotal moment in a musician's career, and that makes it distinctive.

Documentary-style approachFocus on British composersShowcases live performance energy