George MacKay On Mark Jenkin’s ‘Rose Of Nevada,’ The Magic Of Cornwall & The Nerves Of One-Take Filmmaking

Handcrafted and Haunting, Rose of Nevada Is a Must-See

In director Mark Jenkin’s lovely, artisanal haunted boat tale ‘Rose of Nevada,’ Callum Turner and George MacKay go on a doomed fishing expedition that takes them back in time.

Rose Of Nevada Review: Folk Time-Travel Mystery Is Exquisitely Haunting

With just the right amount of story to hold it all together, Mark Jenkin’s enigmatic Rose of Nevada is both a unique and gripping experience.

George MacKay On Mark Jenkin’s ‘Rose Of Nevada,’ The Magic Of Cornwall & The Nerves Of One-Take Filmmaking

George MacKay is one of our most thoughtful and interesting actors working today. After a string of small parts here and there early in his career, he exploded into the mainstream with “1917.” Beneath the exhilarating conceit of an action film seemingly done in one continuous “oner” was a performance packed with genuine pathos and nuanced, textured decisions. A thousand thoughts could be read on MacKay’s face as he ran through explosions, debris…

A Conversation with Mark Jenkin (ROSE OF NEVADA)

There is no working filmmaker whose process is more inseparable from his images than Mark Jenkin’s. All three of his features have been shot in Cornwall on 16mm using a clockwork Bolex, a camera that runs roughly twenty-seven seconds before […] The post A Conversation with Mark Jenkin (ROSE OF NEVADA) appeared first on Hammer to Nail.

Rose of Nevada — Mark Jenkin [Review]

A new film review of Rose of Nevada, directed by Mark Jenkin, for film review site In Review Online.