This is a really unique place! Its a tiny cinema with a great atmosphere, which features a large selection of independent films and live music.

Love the cube! THE place to watch movies, bands and theatre.
Unique character and a precious gem!

The Cube Cinema is a volunteer run arts project. It features a huge range of eclectic, arty output from films to gigs to exhibitions, from the political (such as Bristol Indymedia film nights on monthly to locally made films (see Bluescreen) to underground music (past performers have ranged from Berlin-breakcore of Bomb20 to the nu-folk of Joanna Newsom). Unique and always worth a punt!

The Cube is in the same league as the Watershed cinema, but has alittle something extra special as it is run pretty much entirely by volunteers. It host some really quirky and special films and has entire nights dedicated to certain genres (a couple of fridays ago they had a special Horror-fest running from 8pm to 8am!).

There is a bar with good priced nice booze, and all the staff are lovely as they are all passionate about the place. They also host some really good music events!

The cube is the most interesting venue that I've been to in Bristol, and is the place most likely to cheer me up if I'm feeling a little low and uninspired.

It is an independent organisation that is run mostly by volunteers (who are so independent that they make their own cola), and has had many incarnations; including being an old theatre and family run cinema. Because of this, it is the perfect backdrop for the many weird and wonderful things happening there. I've seen amazing small budget films, burlesque shows, talks, circus acts, and a plethora of quirky and talented bands. Only the mainstream could seem out of place at The Cube.

It isn't always open so check out their website first before you go. ( http://microplex.cubecinema.com/cgi-bin/diary/programme.pl ) This is especially important since the events are definitely not for everyone. But if you’re looking for somewhere different to go, if you’re tired of the same old types of bands in the same sticky-floored and soulless venues, then this is the place for you.