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Drive-in cinemas became popular in much of the world, mainly in the United States, in the mid-1950s. They consisted of the screening of films outdoors, on open land, where viewers could enjoy a film from the community of their cars.
Parked and confined next to each other, the mobility of the public was reduced to the surface of each vehicle, with almost no social contact between the spectators.
“The project begins in May. We are going to have two shows a week: Wednesday and Friday, from 7:30 pm, and tickets and snacks will be sold through the passline ”they claim.
To safeguard the safety of attendees, there will be “A vehicle sanitation portal”, “So that all those who enter do so with the maximum security measures.”
“The ticket is going to be validated through a QR code, for which it is not even necessary to lower the car glass, because it can be verified from phone to phone, passing through the car glass,” they add, stressing that those interested They will be able to acquire the tickets depending on the number of people that can fit in each vehicle.
Las Vizcachas Country Club has a capacity to 150 vehicles, and will have a 25 by 15 meter screen where the films will be exhibited in high definition.
To listen to the film, and in order to minimize the possibility of contagion, the audio can be heard without the need to lower the windows, through the radio of each car.
“We believe that this project is super important and it is super replicable and it will also contribute a lot to the stress generated by quarantines … The idea of this project is to replicate it, so that we can be located, perhaps by the municipalities, by some companies and us to be able to take the drive-in to wherever they want, as an activity where there is no contact and people can still be entertained ”, they stated.
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