A mysterious boat returns to a village 30 years after vanishing. Two men join its crew hoping for better fortune. After one voyage, they find themselves transported back in time, mistaken for the original crew.

George MacKay
as Nick Dyer

Callum Turner
as Liam

Francis Magee
as Murgey

Edward Rowe
as Mike Bruffin

Rosalind Eleazar
as Tina

Mary Woodvine
as Mrs. Richards

Adrian Rawlins
as Billy Richards

Mae Voogd
as Emily Carroll

Yana Penrose
as Jess/Linsey

Aria Balliah-Quin
as Little Jess
CinemaSerf
If you saw Mark Jenkin's "Enys Men" then you might have an idea what to expect in this similarly photographed and styled mystery. This time, it's a Cornish fishing boat called the "Rose of Nevada" which has a reputation mired in suspense that serves as the focal point. It requires a crew of three an...
Brent Marchant
Surreality is an intriguing premise in entertainment, and, when skillfully employed (generally in a sci-fi context), it can make for compelling viewing. But deft handling of the material involved is what makes all the difference, and that’s where this latest effort from writer-director Mark Jenkin d...
Sierbahnn
This quietly surreal movie is very understated in its presentation. But in its DNA, you can find parts of "Triangle" as well as parts of "Ghost ship" and also "And When the Sky Was Opened", which is an episode of The Twilight Zone from the original series back in 1959. It is quiet and it is understa...
FolknHell
Mark Jenkin’s *The Rose of Nevada* is full of things that look as if they ought to mean something. The dangerous bit is assuming they do. A fishing boat reappears in a Cornish village decades after vanishing, heads back out to sea, and somehow brings its new crew into the past. One man gains the ...