British filmmaker Mark Jenkin brings his hard-worn craftsmanship to his second feature, a rusted, rustic nightmare set in 1973.

Writer-director Mark Jenkin’s 'Enys Men' feels as though it could have emerged from the decade of its setting.

Bait director Mark Jenkin returns with a folk-horror set in Cornwall. Read the Empire review.

Movie looks unearthed from 1973, but can't connect beyond its aesthetics.

‘Enys Men’ Review – Mark Jenkin’s abstract folk horror feature embraces a cryptic narrative, visual storytelling in patient reality bender.

A hot new batch of movies is nearly upon us with Till, Enys Men, The Estate, M3GAN and The Old Way out in time for the weekend.

Following a single living character on an island off Cornwall, Mark Jenkin's 'Enys Men' toys with time and memory.

Enys Men doesn't explain itself. This may be frustrating for some. I found it compelling, not just stylistically but emotionally.

Director Mark Jenkin lends his follow-up to ‘Bait’ the scratchy but hyper-pigmented quality of dreams

Bait director Mark Jenkin delivers the West County’s answer to Solaris and The Shining