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TONIGHT in the cube auditorium is 7 improvising luminaries from all over the WORLD

We have cold drinks and even cooler sounds

Tickets on headfirst

“What French cinema has produced that is craziest, funniest and most poetic since the death of Jacques Tati” - Le Monde

Screening in one week’s time (31st May) is Jacques Rozier’s zany comedy, MAINE-OCEAN EXPRESS (1986) about an unlikely group of friends forming and dissipating across a couple of days. An improvised samba number, a strange sailor no one can understand, a chartered plane to New York with a promise of stardom. All this and more in this unassuming masterpiece.

Part of our miniature summer season devoted to the work of Rozier, who was a poet of the summer months, with all the joy and sadness they can bring. ADIEU PHILIPPINE (1962) also screens on the 25th (Richard Linklater’s favourite New Wave film–high praise indeed!) Not to be missed.

“The clearest success of the new cinema where spontaneity is all the more powerful when it is the result of long and careful work” - François Truffaut

Tickets £5 at cubecinema.com

“What French cinema has produced that is craziest, funniest and most poetic since the death of Jacques Tati” - Le Monde

Screening in one week’s time (31st May) is Jacques Rozier’s zany comedy, MAINE-OCEAN EXPRESS (1986) about an unlikely group of friends forming and dissipating across a couple of days. An improvised samba number, a strange sailor no one can understand, a chartered plane to New York with a promise of stardom. All this and more in this unassuming masterpiece.

Part of our miniature summer season devoted to the work of Rozier, who was a poet of the summer months, with all the joy and sadness they can bring. ADIEU PHILIPPINE (1962) also screens on the 25th (Richard Linklater’s favourite New Wave film–high praise indeed!) Not to be missed.

“The clearest success of the new cinema where spontaneity is all the more powerful when it is the result of long and careful work” - François Truffaut

Tickets £5 at cubecinema.com

“What French cinema has produced that is craziest, funniest and most poetic since the death of Jacques Tati” - Le Monde

Screening in one week’s time (31st May) is Jacques Rozier’s zany comedy, MAINE-OCEAN EXPRESS (1986) about an unlikely group of friends forming and dissipating across a couple of days. An improvised samba number, a strange sailor no one can understand, a chartered plane to New York with a promise of stardom. All this and more in this unassuming masterpiece.

Part of our miniature summer season devoted to the work of Rozier, who was a poet of the summer months, with all the joy and sadness they can bring. ADIEU PHILIPPINE (1962) also screens on the 25th (Richard Linklater’s favourite New Wave film–high praise indeed!) Not to be missed.

“The clearest success of the new cinema where spontaneity is all the more powerful when it is the result of long and careful work” - François Truffaut

Tickets £5 at cubecinema.com

Only 3 more days until our next Gameshow!!! Pigeon Tits is pregnant and this is our gender reveal!!

23rd May at The Cube, doors at 7:30!!!

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Via @bluescreen2001 A week today! Another packed evening of short film action! Grab a ticket 🎟 soon, before they all go. @cubemicroplex
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Sun, sea, and the shadow of war.

Jacques Rozier's Adieu Philippine (1962) is a bittersweet gem of the French New Wave, spontaneous, deeply felt, and still criminally underseen.

Screening Monday 25 May, 20:00.
Tickets £5. 🔗 Link in bio.

Sun, sea, and the shadow of war.

Jacques Rozier's Adieu Philippine (1962) is a bittersweet gem of the French New Wave, spontaneous, deeply felt, and still criminally underseen.

Screening Monday 25 May, 20:00.
Tickets £5. 🔗 Link in bio.

Sun, sea, and the shadow of war.

Jacques Rozier's Adieu Philippine (1962) is a bittersweet gem of the French New Wave, spontaneous, deeply felt, and still criminally underseen.

Screening Monday 25 May, 20:00.
Tickets £5. 🔗 Link in bio.

Here is a little video by way of introduction to the sound worlds of Mary Hampton and La Cozna, who’ll be bringing their atmospheric arrangements of English and French folksongs to the Cube on May 29th

Silent Sirens 01 - fundraiser for Lebanon 🇱🇧 at the Cube

@drewmcdowall (DAIS / Coil / Bristol debut!)
A Letter from Beirut (1978 - Jocelyne Saab) @jocelynesaabasso
@hitchenstina & @bintmbareh (Bristol debut)
@mayss_88 (Dreaming Live / Kiosk Radio)

Silent Sirens first night in solidarity with Lebanon - with a screening of Letter from Beirut, a documentary by Lebanese director Jocelyne Saab, followed by live performances from Exist Festival family members Drew McDowall (Coil), and Bint Mbareh (Palestine) joined by Bristol flutist Tina Hitchens for a first time collaboration. Mayss (Kiosk/Amman) will be soundtracking the evening with her Dreaming Live Collection.

100% of funds raised on the night go to two grassroots organisations:

@beit.aam — a community initiative in Beirut getting food and support to families who’ve been displaced from the South.
@syrianeyesteam — an NGO working directly with Syrian and Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, who are denied basic rights on Lebanese soil and left without access to shelter.

7 luminaries of the improvised and experimental music world, in fresh and delicious configurations coming to the cube auditorium for one night only!

Tickets on headfirst!

An incredibly exciting week at the microplex - on Friday we're welcoming @arnowjo for a screening of her deadpan masterpiece The Feeling That The Time for Doing Something Has Passed, followed by a Q&A with Joanna!

Fri 22 May // 19:30

Get yer tickets from cubecinema.com or direct from Headfirst

An incredibly exciting week at the microplex - on Friday we're welcoming @arnowjo for a screening of her deadpan masterpiece The Feeling That The Time for Doing Something Has Passed, followed by a Q&A with Joanna!

Fri 22 May // 19:30

Get yer tickets from cubecinema.com or direct from Headfirst

PEKING OPERA BLUES
Dir: Tsui Hark, 104 mins, Hong Kong, Cantonese language with English subs

May 18th at 8pm

One of Tsui Hark’s most enduring films screens at the Microplex for the first time.

“Tsui Hark’s film is a resounding cinematic wonder that mixes history, drama, comedy, romance, gender roles and old-fashioned entertainment value into one of the best examples of Hong Kong Cinema at work.”- lovehkfilm.com

Tickets £5 here: https://hdfst.uk/e152103