"Cinema Under The Stars" Offers Safe Entertainment Amid Pandemic

via https://youtu.be/oJyahnDfOe0 Cinema under the stars＇ offers safe entertainment amid pandemic — 20-year-old local resident Lidia Utari BANDUNG, INDONESIA: — 20-year-old local resident Lidia Utari Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Indonesian city of Bandung neat lines of teepee-style tents are set up each evening on a patch of lawn in front of a large screen. — 20-year-old local resident Lidia Utari Known as 'Cinema Under the Stars’, the outdoor camp-style film space opened two months ago in the capital of Indonesia’s most populous province of West Java with the aim of keeping people both entertained and socially distanced. Movies are usually watched indoors... but now we have this outdoor cinema with the view of Bandung — 20-year-old local resident Lidia Utari Supplied with pillows, blankets and snacks, each tent is also equipped with hand sanitiser and disinfectant in line with health protocols, organisers say. No more than three people are allowed to use each of the 28 tents, which are spaced about 1.5 metres to 2 metres apart (5 to 6.6 ft). We started this business during the pandemic, that’s why we were brainstorming about how to attract visitors as people have a thirst for entertainment in times like these — Ilham Fahri Suhada While tents may not provide much additional protection from the virus, film-goers seem content with the setup. I don’t have to worry (about COVID-19) here because they carry out proper health protocols — Juliatun Hasanah