Rose Of Nevada

coastal towns haunted by nostalgia and the industries that left them behind, a busy village pub can feel so eerie. mark jenkin photographs abandoned ports like they’re the prettiest place on earth. george mackay is making moves like no one else. dua lipa, i understand it…

Jay

nyff63 #6 conceptually pretty cool but it never moved me past being slightly fascinated.

George Carmi

I imagined Dua Lipa watching this and pulling the same face as when that guy played music to her at Glastonbury

_modino

“If we don’t catch anything they don’t catch anything”  The time travel element serves not just as a plot point but a way to show an industry stuck in time with nothing to replace it. Mark Jenkin shows Cornwall for what it is- a nation regularly visited but never truly…

Jack Knightley

80s independent cinema with all the analogue fetish, gritty verve and amateurish charm. you can feel the rust through the screen. the whole ghost narrative woven around it feels somewhat unnecessary and overstays his welcome but it's one of those films where you're willing…

shookone

Mike Leigh’s Twin Peaks

Brian Tallerico

callum turner isn't the stepdad hes the dad that stepped up

tala ౨ৎ

If only George Mackay would fall through my roof

Sophie Jansen

16mm as smothering, seasick nostalgia. Jenkin’s predilections come to their logical conclusion. His use of film never feels like fetishism and in Rose of Nevada, it’s fully weaponized as a tool to fight with the contradiction of a society needing to move on but who and what…

Brandon Streussnig