Wind, Tide & Oar (Film)
When? 17 September 2025
Where? Weymouth Pavilion - Weymouth
Wednesday 17thSeptember, 7:30pm
All tickets £5
A hypnotic documentary and sensory voyage, Wind, Tide & Oar immerses viewers in the art of engineless sailing along the English coast. Filmed over three years on luminous 16mm, it follows sailor Rose Ravetz aboard her vessel Defiance and the Fairtransport cargo ship, celebrating the quiet grace of harnessing only wind and tide. Meditative, visually stunning, and deeply ecological, the film evokes a timeless connection between human ingenuity, the sea, and the environment - a cinematic experience as calming as it is stirring.
Age rating: PG - Contains mild bad language
Duration: 84m
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Weymouth Pavilion
The Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset DT4 8ED, DT4 8ED
Tel: 01305 783225
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