Mark Jenkin's Rose of Nevada Reviewed
Originally published Jun 18, 2026
By Leonardo Goi · The Film Stage
AI-generated summary based on The Film Stage · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jun 18, 2026
Key points
- Mark Jenkin's *Rose of Nevada* is described as a hypnotic, time-bending ghost story.
- The film premiered at the 2025 Venice Film Festival and opens on June 19.
- Jenkin's work is noted for its disorienting shifts in time and space.
- The film transforms the director's native Cornwall into a surreal setting.
- The Film Stage highlights the immersive and unsettling nature of Jenkin's storytelling.
Mark Jenkin's latest film, *Rose of Nevada*, continues the director's signature style of disorienting, time-bending storytelling. The Film Stage describes the work as a 'stupefying, time-slipping ghost story' that immerses viewers in a hypnotic, almost seasick experience. Jenkin's ability to manipulate time and space remains a defining feature of his cinematic language. The film, which premiered at the 2025 Venice Film Festival, is set to open on June 19. His films often transform his native Cornwall into a surreal backdrop, blurring the lines between past and present. *Rose of Nevada* is no exception, offering a deeply atmospheric and unsettling journey through memory and haunting imagery.
Read the original story: The Film Stage — by Leonardo Goi
