Outdoor cinema

While the biggest blockbusters are usually screened in theaters, that's obviously not the case this year as most cinemas are currently closed due to COVID-19. But fret not.

Over the past few years, we have set up our cinema at some pretty amazing locations, from luxury clifftop villas and UNESCO World Heritage Listed Sites to private homes, rooftops, restaurants and even the beach. But don’t just take our word for it – check out some of our coolest private events. Like what you …

Everything moves outdoors during the summer, and film screenings are no exception. Combining the high-quality sound and picture of an indoor movie theater

Make the most of summer in the city with the best of the capital's al fresco cinemas

It's not looking like a summer you'll want to spend inside. We share all our fave places to watch films in the open air

Now we all know that Gili Trawangan is famous for it’s stunning turquoise waters, pristine white-sand beaches and laidback island-lifestyle. The island draws big numbers of travellers and of course scuba divers, for obvious reasons! Unfortunately, we cannot spend all our time underwater. Therefore,

Hibiya Park becomes an open-air cinema in summer with the Hibiya Cinema Festival's free outdoor movie screenings. Visitors picnic on the grass, enjoying food stalls and a diverse lineup of Japanese and international films under the night sky. Source: IG @tokyomidtownhibiya

Drive-in and rooftop cinemas are set to return this summer, offering a fun and safe way to watch some of your favourite films. From Tom Kerridge’s posh take on a drive-in to an authentic 1950s experience, here are nine worth knowing about.

How to set up an outdoor cinema in your garden. 1. Find a good spot with not too much sunlight 2. Buy a projector screen 3. Buy a projector

Warm summer nights ache for the kinds of elevated outdoor activities that remind us of a time gone by. For most, going to the movies was a summer highlight, crunchy popcorn and sweet candy mixed with the flash bangs of a good blockbuster and maybe even the sweaty hand-holding flushes of first love. It’s not at all surprising how watching a movie under a star-filled sky brings those long ago summers back so easily. From watching a film in an open field, to a beach, rooftop or even in a hot…