Michael Doherty

And it starts off, it's all first person point of view.

So I said, oh God, you're going to turn it into like, you know, a VR first shooter type thing, video game.

But actually it gets really interesting because you're sort of, you're putting yourself in his shoes.

How would I get out of this?

And there are rules he has to obey.

And if he disobeys them, he ends up staying in the box and it's frustrating.

And there's all sorts of metaphors about

life and being on the wheel and all the hamster wheel of life and it works very well it's a it's very simple tale but it's very effective and it's kind of a psychological horror drama that works

Yeah, the Rose of Nevada in question is the name of a boat.

It's directed by Mark Jenkins, who's a Cornish director, and he has made, this is his third movie.

And he's famous for, you know, having no budget, no stars.

And he uses an old style camera, 16 millimeter, which only works for 20 seconds, 27 seconds at a time.

So he shoots all his movies like silent movies and then adds all the sound afterwards.

Now, he did that for his first two movies where he was like, his budget was 50 quid.

Now he has quite a big budget.

Complete artistic choice.

Now, obviously, when you have a low budget, it's a bit of necessity.

Now, for this one, he has a bigger budget and he has stars.

He's got George McCready and he's got, he has... Irish actors in it?

Callum Turner.