Mark Jenkin’s Rose Of Nevada ‘Coming Home’ This Month

Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin‘s third film Rose Of Nevada is set to sail ‘home’ this month thanks to the BFI.

Unique among British feature directors for the analogue methods with which he crafts his films,  Jenkin is once again writer, director, director of photography, editor, sound designer and composer on this critically acclaimed follow-up to his Bafta-winning Bait (2019) and 2022’s Enys Men.

The film has risen above expectation a very successful run at UK and Irish cinemas, Rose of Nevada will be released  with a host extras which include an audio commentary by Mark Jenkin and Mark Kermode, and a filmed Q&A with Mark Jenkin, George MacKay and Callum Turner from BFI Southbank.

When the Rose of Nevada, a fishing boat lost with all hands decades earlier, mysteriously reappears in the harbour of a faded Cornish village, it seems to be a sign. The boat, it’s decided, must be put to sea again if the fortunes of the down-at-heel community are to be revived. Young father Nick (George MacKay) and enigmatic newcomer Liam (Callum Turner) join skipper Murgey (Francis Magee) and head out on their strange voyage. But when they return, it is to a place disquietingly different from the one they left behind.

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Special features

• Presented in High Definition and Standard Definition

• Audio commentary by director Mark Jenkin and film critic Mark Kermode (2026)

• Rose of Nevada Q&A (2026, 37 mins): director Mark Jenkin and actors George MacKay and Callum Turner discuss the making of the film in an onstage Q&A filmed at BFI Southbank

• The Jenkin Way (2025, 16 mins): behind-the-scenes documentary on the making of Rose of Nevada, featuring cast and crew interviews

• Mark Jenkin in conversation with Rowan Woods (2026, 15 mins): on memory, community and the creative freedom of short filmmaking

• Selection of short films by Mark Jenkin: I Saw the Face of God in the Jet Wash (2025, 17 mins); A Dog Called Discord (2023, 23 mins); Vertical Shapes in a Horizontal Landscape (2018, 5 mins); David Bowie is Dead (2018, 17 mins)

• Between the Tides (1958, 21 mins): a mesmerising Technicolor study of intertidal life on Britain’s rocky southwest coast, produced by British Transport Films

• Helping the Earth: Cry (1992, 1 min): a hand-painted public information film about global warming, glimpsed in Rose of Nevada

• Stills gallery

• Theatrical trailer

• **FIRST PRESSING ONLY**Illustrated booklet featuring new writing by Mark Jenkin, Rafa Sales Ross, Jesse Cumming, Gwenno Saunders and Jason Wood, notes on the special features and film credits

UK / 2025 / colour / 114 minutes / English language with optional descriptive subtitles, plus optional audio description / original aspect ratio 1.35:1 BD50: 1080p, 24fps, DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 audio // DVD9: PAL, 25fps, Dolby Digital 5.1 audio

Rose Of Nevada will be released on Blu-ray/DVD from 24th August [Buy].

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