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Enys Men

2022

Fantasy / Horror / Mystery

Enys Men

2022

Fantasy / Horror / Mystery

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79% TOMATOMETER · 102 reviews

24% AUDIENCE · 100 ratings

5.6/10 · 4.7K

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1970s experimental cinema

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Plot summary

A wildlife volunteer on an uninhabited island off the British coast descends into a terrifying madness that challenges her grip on reality and pushes her into a living nightmare.

Director

Mark Jenkin

Top cast

Edward Rowe as The Boatman

Morgan Val Baker as The Boatman

John Woodvine as The Preacher

Dion Star as The Boatman

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

832.01 MB

1280*880

English 2.0

14A

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 30 min

Seeds 1

1.67 GB

1572*1080

English 5.1

14A

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 30 min

Seeds 26

830.46 MB

1280*880

English 2.0

14A

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 30 min

Seeds 7

1.67 GB

1572*1080

English 5.1

14A

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 30 min

Seeds 9

Comments 7

GuitarGreg 995 days ago

RESEED!!!!!!!!!

FilmBuff1981 1264 days ago

Decorative looking & abstract narrative

kk33KK33 1265 days ago

1/10 but only for the shots of the Cornish coast, the rest is of it is gobbledegook of the most pretentious order.

naughtypuppy 1287 days ago

Thanks a ton. Loved the film

anaqv 1289 days ago

thanks a lot. have been wanting to watch this but i don't think it will reach my country's cinemas.

duwen 1289 days ago

Missed it at the local arthouse cinema (it only had two showings) and have been extremely keen to see it. Thanks!

Nabilington 1289 days ago

great, thank you. saw this at the cinema. superb film, though not for everyone, that's for sure

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9 / 10

There is something increasingly funny about the Volunteer

FolknHell

There is something increasingly funny about the Volunteer repeatedly writing **“NO CHANGE”** in her notebook, because *Enys Men* is a film in which almost…

There is something increasingly funny about the Volunteer repeatedly writing **“NO CHANGE”** in her notebook, because *Enys Men* is a film in which almost nothing will agree to stay where it has been put. A woman in a red coat observes seven flowers on a remote Cornish island. She checks them, makes tea, drops a stone down a mine shaft, struggles with the generator and does it all again. Initially these repetitions establish routine. Then Mark Jenkin starts altering the things around them. People appear who may belong to different times. A scar acquires lichen. Miners emerge from below ground. A standing stone begins to feel less like scenery than something patiently keeping watch. The temptation is to solve all this, but *Enys Men* becomes more interesting if the island is allowed to remain slightly insoluble. Its people may be ghosts, memories, fragments of the Volunteer herself or simply different moments in the same place occupying the screen at once. What connects them is the land. That is where the film's folk horror really lives. There is no secret village committee organising a sacrifice. The older force is Cornwall itself: stone, sea, mines, wrecks, religion, labour and death accumulating until human time starts looking rather temporary. The Volunteer is studying the flowers, yet gradually the unsettling possibility emerges that she is simply another organism being absorbed into the same landscape. Jenkin's grainy 16mm images and deliberately fractured sound matter because they make that instability physical. The film doesn't merely tell us that time is slipping. It looks and sounds as though the film itself has been damaged by whatever is happening on the island. Repetition stops reassuring us because tiny differences become suspicious. It is also demanding. There is very little conventional narrative propulsion, and anyone waiting for the lichen to reveal its evil masterplan is going to have a long afternoon. Even for us, admiration for the film's craft comes rather more easily than surrendering completely to its spell. But *Enys Men* rewards being worried at. It is strange, beautiful and stubbornly uninterested in explaining itself, a folk-horror film in which the landscape does not contain the history. The landscape **is** the history. --- Reviewed by FolknHell, the folk horror film podcast folknhell com Hear the full FolknHell podcast discussion of Enys Men: folknhell com/enys-men-review Along with our other reviews, transcripts and episodes at: folknhell com

6 / 10

This is an almost entirely single-handed, dialogue free

CinemaSerf

This is an almost entirely single-handed, dialogue free, story of a woman who is taking (very basic) climate and wildlife data on an otherwise uninhabited…

7 / 10

1 star reviews versus this movie: which are more pretentious?

brldlnew

Do people have a kink for watching a movie, not understanding it then going online to give it 1 star and say "I didn't understand it"? It's a movie about a…

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