The Examined Life
IN THE SUMMER of 2002, a group of Santa Cruz, Calif., cinephiles hauled a DVD player, projector, speakers, and a 300-foot-long extension cord to parks and abandoned lots around the city, where they'd project their favorite movies onto blank walls. They posted a schedule around town, people showed up with blankets, and the Santa Cruz Guerrilla Drive-In (GDI) was born. ... (Full article: 356 words)
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