We Was All One

This documentary filmed in Bermondsey in the early 70s is showing at the Tate Community Film Club next Monday.

I saw it a few years ago when I was doing some research.

Its an amazing portrait of the old communities that lived around the Bermondsey docks and in the slums.

There is great footage of Bermondsey and Elephant and the Heygate estate when it was brand spanking new.

I'd definitely recommend it for anyone interested in the local area.

Here's the link

Thanks mickyBoy - having lived in the area for 20 years, I have just joined the club.

Me an all, I will be going, what time does it start?

This sounds excellent. As a resident of the Elephant and Castle, I shall certainly be joining the club and be there on Monday. It always amazes me just how much there is to do in London, not many people can go and watch films in one of the worlds most important modern art galleries for free.

Oddly enough, there is a free showing of The Goonies at Canary wharf doors open at 6.30 screening starts 7.30 East Wintergarden. Great film for the family.on the 19th january..then on 19th feb. Hitchhiker guide to the galaxy...both free..

Hi Jan,

Doors open at 6.30 for 7.

See you all there.

Thanks for the tipoff
Looks great

Carl Palmer

Exactly where is the entrance for the film? as i have limited mobility I'd like to see how far it is to walk if i go to the wrong bit..

The entrance above the ramp on the west side of the gallery (nearest Hopton Street/Holland Street)

Thank you James, I think I'll get a mini cab! I really want to get here and see this..:-)