Film Reviews
Mark Jenkin :: Rose of Nevada
Mark Jenkin’s Cornish ghost ship, where nostalgia becomes a job.
The films gathered here give landscape a working role: fields, islands, villages and interiors carry memory, ritual, labour and unease. Hwael follows cinema through sound, place and historical residue, from Malick and Tarkovsky to Shindō, Weir and Gladwell. Often the strangest thing is already there, embedded in the ordinary world.
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Mark Jenkin’s Cornish ghost ship, where nostalgia becomes a job.
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Folk western on enclosure: a village that keeps its borders in the body.
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Documentary shorts on southern labour, song and sea, Italy 1954–59.
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Drama on grief, care and the difficulty of following another person.
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Folk horror, cold hands and the country house’s machinery of preservation.
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Love and violence recur across three eras in Cheshire.
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A flooded house, family ghosts and an English winter.
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Wartime pastoral drama of memory, pilgrimage and the English countryside.
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BBC ghost story: railway haunting, signals, telegraphy and dread
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Animated folk tale, fog, forest, fear and unstable perception
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Rural England, memory, burial and the maintenance of a disappearing village
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Folk horror, sexuality, Englishness and a landscape that resists purity