Time and Tide: Steel, Grit, and Glass

Directed, Filmed & Edited by Paul Wyatt

Thursday, September 25 · 7 – 10:30 pm

Tickets: £7.21 – £9.38

Cody Dock is proud to present Paul Wyatt’s brilliant documentary as part of the Totally Thames Festival and the launch of Cody Dock’s film programme in our new arts space, The Barn.

Described as “A Powerful Exploration Of This Moment In Time.” (Laura Boon, Royal Museums Greenwich), Time and Tides documents the ever-changing industrial landscapes in East London and the people who live amongst them.

Paul Wyatt asks the question, “What happens when places we know change?”. Landscapes shape our sense of belonging and identity, but market forces and the need for new housing eat away at their fabric, disrupting our sense of place when they are remade and tidied up around us.

Filmed over six years, Time and Tide: Steel, Grit, and Glass explores personal identity and belonging through the eyes of those impacted by the changing Thames riverscape.

How to get to Cody Dock

Cody Dock is a 6 minute walk from Star Lane DLR Station. The DLR is a fully accessible public transport network with step-free access into all stations. Use the Stephenson Street exit from Star Lane station (the exit to the left) when departing from the platform.

Cody Dock is a 4 minute walk to the 323 bus stops (South Crescent Business Centre (Stop H) and North Crescent Business Centre (Stop J).

Parking reserved for those with special access needs: On-site parking available upon request in advance. Please contact the event manager in advance.

Please be advised that street parking Monday – Saturday 8 am – 6.30 pm is paid by phone with a max stay of 4 hours.