• Director

    Mark Jenkin

  • With

    Edward Rowe, Mary Woodvine, Simon Shepherd

  • UK 2019. 89min

  • 35mm

  • Certificate

    15

  • A BFI release

The first entry of writer-director Mark Jenkin’s Cornish Trilogy follows Martin, a fisherman struggling to survive amid tourism, gentrification and family conflict. When his brother turns their fishing boat into a tourist attraction, tensions with locals and visitors escalate. Shot on striking 16mm monochrome, the film critiques displacement and precarity in a changing coastal community.

Joint ticket available with Rose of Nevada and Enys Men on Saturday 2 May – £29, concessions £23 (members pay £3.00 less). Book in person at the box office or by phone on 020 7928 3232.

Also available on BFI Player

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