Rose of Nevada might be the most unconventional time-travel movie of the century
Rose of Nevada is an unconventional time-travel film directed by Mark Jenkin. The movie features a unique filming technique, using a Bolex camera that records only 27 seconds at a time, with audio added in post-production. Starring George MacKay, the film explores life in 1990s Cornwall as its characters navigate their unexpected journey through time.
- ▪The film was shot using a Swiss-made Bolex camera that records only 27 seconds of footage at a time.
- ▪George MacKay plays a man who finds himself stuck 30 years in the past while working on a fishing boat.
- ▪Mark Jenkin, the director, aims to explore the world of 1990s Cornwall rather than the mechanics of time travel.
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