Originally intended as a documentary on the legacy of General Sherman’s Civil War campaign, Ross McElwee’s camera turns inward after a breakup. What follows is a witty, poignant and deeply personal journey through the American South, documenting romance, chance encounters and modern anxieties in a landmark work of first-person filmmaking.

Relaxed Daytime Cinema (RDC) is a new daytime Cube project, for people who appreciate a relaxed, quieter movie experience on a weekday. We provide RDC for a variety of reasons, including for people who want more space from others, for neurodivergent people and assistants, friends and family.

The Cube provides lowered movie volume and extra lighting in the auditorium. Our bar/cafe has a wide range of beverages and soft drinks at reasonable prices. Tea or coffee, and occasionally also cake, are available for free at RDC. There will always be a friendly Front of House on hand to help.

See our current programme for film details.

Here’s some venue accessibility information: https://www.cubecinema.com/pages/about/accessibility/

Free tickets are available for personal assistants - you can book a PA ticket with your paid ticket on the door at our relaxed screenings.