MOVIES: Rose of Nevada - Review: Ghost Ship

Rose of Nevada (BFI London Film Festival) review - Jenkin's ominous and puzzling, yet deeply resonant picture is an engrossing watch

Rose of Nevada, playing at BFI London Film Festival, proves an engrossing and rewarding watch. An articulate rumination on the loss of tight-knit communities to modern precarity, to the tune of dazzling old-school filmmaking, Rose of Nevada often confuses but always mesmerises. When I first saw Mark Jenkin’s Bait at the Glasgow Film Theatre in 2019, I was so taken by the uniqueness of its craft and depth of its storytelling that I bought another…

Haunting And Mesmerising - Rose Of Nevada (London Film Festival Review) - FILMHOUNDS Magazine

Curses, ghosts and time travel can all feel very similar laid out on screen. What... The post Haunting And Mesmerising – Rose Of Nevada (London Film Festival Review) appeared first on FILMHOUNDS Magazine.

MOVIES: Rose of Nevada - Review: Ghost Ship

Rose of Nevada is a twisty ghost story of a time travel movie that explores Mark Jenkin’s continued love affair with the Cornish country that he was raised; intent on telling their own stories. 30 years after vanishing – a boat arrives in a small fishing village – empty but with remnants of the past; photos of loved ones and hats that people used to wear. The new crew – George McKay’s Nick and Callum Turner’s Liam board it – only to find themsel…