Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- January 12, 2023 (3 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 31m
- Rating
- NR
- Language
- English
- Origins
- AKA
- Tags
- Companies
- Bosena
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Cast View all

Mary WoodvineThe Volunteer

Edward RoweThe Boatman
Flo CroweThe Girl

John WoodvineThe Preacher
Joe GrayThe Miner
Loveday TwomlowThe Baby

Callum MitchellSound Engineer
Morgan Val Baker
Amanda Rawling
Dion Star
Isaac Woodvine
Crew View all

Mark JenkinDirector & Writer
Adrian BaileyIdea
Kingsley MarshallExecutive Producer
Deborah BodenExecutive Producer
Ben CorenExecutive Producer
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External reviews
Film Review: Enys Men★★★★★ Following his acclaimed feature debut Bait, Cornish-born director Mark Jenkin returns with a haunting, enigmatic folk horror. Whereas Bait wa...
'Enys Men' Review: Quiet Horror Story Is Cinema at Its BestThere's a lot of ground to cover with this movie if you stick with it.
Enys Men: Spellbound in CornwallMark Jenkin’s second feature is a mesmerising and worthy successor to the award-winning Bait
Cannes Review: Enys Men is a Hypnotic, Time-Warping Horror from Mark JenkinPerched on the cliff of a windswept island off the coast of Cornwall is a shock of white flowers. Every day a woman studies their petals in religious silence...
Enys Men review – Mark Jenkin’s Cornish psychodrama will sweep you awayA lone wildlife volunteer on an island off the coast of Cornwall is haunted by the past and the landscape in the writer-director’s spellbinding follow-up t...
Enys Men review – a supremely disquieting study of solitudeBait director Mark Jenkin delivers another eerie prose-poem of a film, about an isolated woman lost inside her own mind

