From visionary filmmaker mark jenkin, the bafta award winning director of bait.enys men is a mind bending cornish folk horror set in 1973 that unfolds on an uninhabited island off the cornish coast'. '.strtoupper('a') wildlife volunteer's mary woodvine daily observations of a rare flower take a dark turn into the strange and metaphysical, forcing both her and viewers to question what is real and what is nightmare'. '.strtoupper('i')s the landscape not only alive but sentient'? '.strtoupper('s')hot by jenkin on grainy 16mm colour film stock and with his trademark post synched sound, the form feels both innovative and authentic to the period'. '.strtoupper('f')ilmed on location around the disused tin mines of west penwith, it is also an ode to cornwall's rich folklore and natural beauty.dvd region 2on stage qa interview with mark jenkin and mary woodvine by film critic mark kermode at bfi southbank 2022film sounds a conversation between mark jenkin and peter strickland 2022 the director of enys men in conversation with filmmaker peter strickland berberian sound studio, flux gourmet as they discuss the subtleties of sound in filmhaunters of the deep 1984, 61 mins a children's film foundation adventure that shares many of the same west cornwall locations as enys men, and made quite an impression on its directortheatrical trailermore extras to be confirmedfirst pressing only fully illustrated booklet featuring new writing on the film by william fowler and jason wood among othersall extras are tbc and subject to change