The best movies of 2026 so far, from 'Project Hail Mary' to 'Rose of Nevada' The best films of the year so far include “Project Hail Mary,” “Disclosure Day” and “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie.” The Independent UK · Jul 2
’Rose of Nevada’ Director Explains The Year's Most Surprising Time-Travel Twist Mark Jenkin and George MacKay speak to Inverse about how one line changed 'Rose of Nevada's time-travel twist for the better. Inverse · Jun 23
Rose of Nevada review – Britain’s most original filmmaker sends Callum Turner hurtling through time 4/5 George MacKay co-stars in a quasi-ghost story set on the Cornish coast, in which two young men find themselves supernaturally transported back to 1993 The Independent UK · Apr 23
‘This is my world’: Cornish director Mark Jenkin brings new film to home town Exclusive: Time travel movie Rose of Nevada heralded as significant moment for Cornish film-making as it gets first UK screening in Newlyn The Guardian - UK · Apr 8
James McAvoy to premiere directorial debut at Glasgow Film Festival The Scottish actor will bring this year’s festival to a close with the UK premiere of California Schemin’. Evening Standard · Feb 13
Films like A Kind of Madness and Rose of Nevada are helping us see dementia differently Watching a film about dementia is, ordinarily, a sobering activity. We watch someone become imprisoned in the temporal chaos of their mind. We empathise with the family members nobly trying their best to do what’s right. We leave the film in a fog of melancholia, having been reminded of how… The Conversation · Nov 19, 2025
2025's Most Surprising Time-Travel Thriller Is A Ghost Story In Disguise George MacKay and Callum Turner star in a haunting tale of grief, memory, and displacement. Inverse · Sep 19, 2025
Rose of Nevada review – uncanny ghost ship story from one-of-a-kind Cornish auteur A vanished trawler returns in Mark Jenkin’s time-slipping film, an enigmatic drama steeped in loss, memory and the unsettling rhythms of coastal life The Guardian - UK · Aug 30, 2025
‘It clawed the back of my head’: the Hertfordshire village harassed by a hawk Flamstead residents – tall men, in particular – are under attack from a Harris’s hawk that has gone on a rampage The Guardian - UK · Mar 14, 2025
TV tonight: Ginger Johnson welcomes you to her glorious abode No tricks, only treats, as the Drag Race UK winner plays host. Plus: Martin Lewis makes sense of this week’s historic budget. Here’s what to watch this evening The Guardian - UK · Oct 31, 2024
Cornish language revives on back of psych-pop and Covid Significant rise in number of people taking lessons amid surge in interest in language declared extinct a decade ago The Guardian - UK · Jun 16, 2024
Lost reels: 15 directors pick great films you won’t find on UK streaming Many films – even classics such as Eraserhead and Chungking Express – remain surprisingly unavailable online to UK audiences. We asked film-makers from Martin McDonagh to Charlotte Wells to pick their favourites The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023
Streaming: the best winners of Cannes’ Palme d’Or Twenty-one films will vie for the top spot at the 76th Cannes film festival, which starts next week, hoping to join the roll call of past classics, from Taxi Driver and M*A*S*H to Parasite The Guardian - UK · May 6, 2023
Tribune News Service · Apr 7, 2023 Review: Heavily stylized British horror tale 'Enys Men' adrift at sea The tedious folk horror tale "Enys Men" is a case of plenty of folk but no horror.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2023 Gwenno, quarry raves and the punks of Penzance: inside the Cornish music explosion A buzzy new venue is spearheading a south-western musical renaissance, with hundreds of people dancing in the streets after a booming club night. Our writer hits the floor for the Cornish conga
The Guardian - UK · Jan 18, 2023 Second-home owners are decimating Cornish villages – that’s Bait’s message Letters: Jane Sutherland on Mark Jenkin’s film and local people being priced out of the housing market in Cornwall
The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023 Enys Men review – Mark Jenkin’s Cornish psychodrama will sweep you away A lone wildlife volunteer on an island off the coast of Cornwall is haunted by the past and the landscape in the writer-director’s spellbinding follow-up to Bait
The Independent UK · Jan 12, 2023 Enys Men review: A surreal Cornish horror film that requires you to work Director Mark Jenkin lends his follow-up to ‘Bait’ the scratchy but hyper-pigmented quality of dreams
Bristol Post · Jan 7, 2023 Cornish horror film Enys Men gets preview screening in Bristol The film is a follow up to Mark Jenkin's BAFTA-winning movie Bait
The Guardian - UK · Jan 6, 2023 ‘Interest is off the scale’: Cornish cinema fans snub Avatar for local folk horror Mark Jenkin’s unsettling Enys Men, follow-up to his cult movie Bait, plays to packed-out houses before nationwide launch
The Guardian - UK · Dec 27, 2022 ‘I like films that take you into the woods – then leave you there’ – the beguiling folk-horror of Mark Jenkin The Bafta-winning writer, director and composer – who can count Quentin Tarantino and Warren Ellis among his fans – discusses exploring the dark side of Cornwall in his latest film, Enys Men
The Guardian - UK · Dec 4, 2022 Mark Jenkin’s new folk horror film promoted in Cornish language Producers believe this is the first time a film has used both English and Kernewek on its posters
The Guardian - UK · May 20, 2022 Enys Men review – a supremely disquieting study of solitude Bait director Mark Jenkin delivers another eerie prose-poem of a film, about a isolated woman lost inside her own mind