TICK TOCK CLOCK

With rare documentary film footage, Tick Tock Clock is a groundbreaking, historical film showing the fun, innocence and joy of 1950s teenage life in Texas during the birth of rock and roll -- from teenagers who lived and filmed it. This film is a journey that ties the Past to the Present. The teenage, 50's films were shot only by the teens themselves from the time they were 13 years old through high school and were free to choose to film what they chose.

Through this journey of time, Tick Tock Clock takes us from the 1950s to Christmas 2018, when the Director finds out the old family home in Bellaire, Texas, Houston is being torn down. Emotions run high as she and her same three friends from high school meet at the home and watch as bulldozers as tear down the house. As trucks leave with pieces of the foundation, so do memories of jitterbugging to 78rpm and 45 rpm records of the likes of Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly, of Christmas morning, teenage parties, and dancing on the roof.

Later, we see them as old, in their 70's, filled with memories of home but still having fun. It seems that when rock 'n' roll entered their minds and hearts as teens, long, long ago and stayed, way into old age. After all these decades, these friends find they can still dance to the same, sweet sounds of real rock 'n' roll.