Location
Set and filmed in Cornwall, UK, the narrative follows Martin, a fisherman without a boat after his brother Steven has re-purposed the trawler as a tourist trrip.
Locations included the harbour and quayside in the fishing village of Charlestown, a housing estate in Sennen, the Admiral Benbow pub in Penzance, and the grounds of Newlyn School Of Art, formerly a primary school, now a popular artists' colony and the place where Jenkin has his studio.
Upon its release, Bait - which Jenkin shot without location sound using 16mm clockwork cameras, before hand-processing the entire rushes in his own studio - was applauded by the critics as a "dreamlike masterpiece", with Jenkin himself hailed as "one of the most arresting and intriguing British filmmakers of his generation."
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