set up alongside the bookshop, nestled between the mossy walls and bamboo, is the wapping screen which will host this summer's 2010 film season. curated by Garry Sermanni, the screenings will take place at dusk on friday and saturday nights, starting on friday 30th july and running through to saturday august 28th. title listings for the cinema season are as below soon.

film tickets are £7.50 (8.45pm start)
a barbecue is also available from 7pm. this is a private site and outside food and drink may not be brought in.

10 outdoor movies to celebrate The Wapping Project’s tenth year

friday 30th july:
El Trueque (The Swap), 2009. dir Matthew Kay (3.30 mins)
Dead Man’s Shoes (18), 2004. dir Shane Meadows (86 mins)

saturday 31st july:
Looking For You, 2009. dir Cary Rajinder Sawhney (12 mins)
Of Human Bondage (12), 1934. dir John Cromwell (83 mins)

friday 6th august:
Timecode (15), 2000. dir Mike Figgis (97 mins)

saturday 7th august:
Dark Victory (PG), 1939. dir Edmund Goulding (104 mins)

friday 13th august:
Samson & Delilah (15), 2009. dir Warwick Thornton (97 mins)

saturday 14th august:
Now, Voyager (PG), 1942. dir Irving Rapper (117 mins)

friday 20th august:
The Unloved (15), 2009. dir Samantha Morton (103 mins)

saturday 21st august:
All About Eve (U), 1950. dir Joseph L. Mankiewicz (138 mins)

friday 27th august:
El Trueque (The Swap), 2009. dir Matthew Kay (3.30 mins)
Sweet Sixteen (18), 2002. dir Ken Loach (106 mins) and introduced by Ken Loach

saturday 28th august:
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (12), 1962. dir Robert Aldrich (134 mins)

tickets can be booked in advance by calling 020 7680 2080 or directly from The Wapping Project

venue address:
The Wapping Project, Wapping Hydraulic Power Station, Wapping Wall, E1W 3SG
020 7680 2080. Wapping tube, Nos D3 or 100 buses