Coronavirus, la rinascita dei drive-in: nel mondo via a concerti, film e messe. FOTO

L'epidemia di Covid-19 fa tornare di moda la formula "in auto" per assistere agli eventi. In molte città del mondo sono stati organizzati spettacoli di musica, cinema e teatro, ma anche matrimoni, con il pubblico o gli invitati comodamente seduti nelle proprie macchine

epaselect epa08426868 Latvian musician Marcis Auzins is seen on a huge screen as he performs for a car-bound audience during a Drive-In Concert in Adazi, Latvia, 16 May 2020 evening. People sitting in their cars could enjoy the concert with the sound provided in each car by a special technical solution while keeping the required social distance to others concert goers during the COVID-19 pandemic. EPA/TOMS KALNINS

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Con l'emergenza coronavirus in corso tornano di moda i drive-in. Con la necessità di evitare i contatti e mantenere la distanza minima di sicurezza di un metro, infatti, in molte città del mondo sono stati organizzati spettacoli da vedere in auto. Come il concerto di Marcis Auzins in Lettonia

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epa08409056 A couple watches Bloodshot sitting on the roof of their car at the Mission Tiki Drive-in Theatre amid the coronavirus pandemic in Montclair, California, USA, 07 May 2020. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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Oltre alla musica, dagli Usa all'Europa fino alla Corea del Sud sono tantissimi i cinema in formula drive-in (nella foto un drive in California)

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epa08409058 People watch Knives Out at the Mission Tiki Drive-in Theatre amid the coronavirus pandemic in Montclair, California, USA, 07 May 2020. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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A Montclair, in California, moltissime persone hanno assistito alla proiezione del film "Knives Out" con Daniel Craig

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MOUNT JULIET, TN - MARCH 29: Guests pull in for services at Global Vision Bible Church held in the parking lot on March 29, 2020 in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Gov. Bill Lee signed an executive order that prohibits social gatherings of 10 or more in response to coronavirus (COVID-19), which is also recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)

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Ma non solo musica e cinema, con le chiese chiuse anche la messa è stata spostata all'esterno con i fedeli che possono partecipare restando seduti nelle loro auto (nella foto una messa a Mount Juliet, Tennessee, negli Stati Uniti)

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Parishioners listen to mass held outside the Basilica of San Albino on May 2, 2020 in Mesilla New Mexico, amid the coronavirus pandemic. - Catholics in many parishes around the country haven't been able to attend masses due to the outbreak of COVID-19, but Father Christopher Williams has set up drive in masses with distribution of communion using gloves and masks. (Photo by Paul Ratje / AFP) (Photo by PAUL RATJE/AFP via Getty Images)

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Alcuni fedeli restano nelle macchine, altri hanno predisposto delle sedie pieghevoli e restano in silenzio ad ascoltare la funzione, mantenendo la distanza con le altre persone (nella foto una messa della Basilica di San Albino a Mesilla nel New Mexico, Stati Uniti)

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A churchgoer attends a sermon in a car at the Open Church's drive-in service in Copenhagen, Denmark, on the Palm Sunday, on April 5, 2020 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. - The drive-in service is open to all and is an unconventional attempt to give people an opportunity to attend the mass during the corona crisis. (Photo by Claus Bech / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP) / Denmark OUT (Photo by CLAUS BECH/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images)

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Durante una messa in Danimarca. alcuni hanno seguito la funzione dai sedili delle auto con il libro di preghiere (Nella foto una messa a Copenhagen, Danimarca)

epa08402439 The bridal couple Janine and Philip Scholz during the wedding ceremony at a drive-in cinema in Duesseldorf, Germany, 05 May 2020. On the parking lot of the exhibition area the first weddings are held in a drive-in cinema in Germany. Due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, weddings in Germany are only possible in the registry office without an audience. EPA/FRIEDEMANN VOGEL

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In Germania c'è anche chi non ha rinunciato al matrimonio trasformandolo in una cerimonia "dall'auto"

epa08402423 The mayor of Duesseldorf Thomas Geisel marries the bridal couple Janine and Philip Scholz at a drive-in cinema in Duesseldorf, Germany, 05 May 2020. On the parking lot of the exhibition area the first weddings are held in a drive-in cinema in Germany. Due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, weddings in Germany are only possible in the registry office without an audience. EPA/FRIEDEMANN VOGEL

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Una coppia di Dusseldorf si è sposata su un palchetto con tutti gli invitati che hanno presenziato alla cerimonia dalle loro auto

DUSSELDORF, GERMANY - APRIL 24: A security staff validates the tickets prior to rapper Alligatoah performs at the Georg Schutz drive-in cinema during the coronavirus crisis on April 23, 2020 in Dusseldorf, Germany. Drive-ins are becoming an increasingly popular venue for singers, theatre groups, and even churches to hold events while adhering to coronavirus lockdown measures. A maximum of two people are allowed to attend per vehicle and the attendees must remain in their cars. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)

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A differenza delle messe e dei matrimoni, per partecipare a concerti e proiezioni è necessario acquistare un biglietto (Nella foto un concerto in Germania)

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Il ticket viene controllato attraverso il QR Code con un'app sul telefonino dal personale all'esterno del drive in così da evitare alcun contatto tra le persone. Tutti indossano le mascherine protettive. (Nella foto un concerto in Germania)

epa08398179 A photo taken with a drone shows movie-goers listening to The Star Spangled Banner before the start of the movie Trolls World Tour at the newly re-opened Family Drive-in Theatre in Stephens City, Virginia, USA, 02 May 2020. Theatre owner James Kopp successfully lobbied Virginia governor Ralph Northam to reopen his drive-in during the coronavirus pandemic, by promising to adhere to strict social distancing guidelines. EPA/JIM LO SCALZO

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Chi esce dall'auto durante la proiezione di un film resta nei pressi della vettura così da mantenere il distanziamento sociale di almeno un metro (Nella foto la proiezione di un film in Virginia, Stati Uniti)

An aerial view taken on April 17, 2020 shows cars at a newly opened drive-in cinema in front of the "Phoenix West" former blast furnace in Dortmund, western Germany, amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Ina FASSBENDER / AFP) (Photo by INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images)

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I film vengono proiettati su grandi schermi in parcheggi o ampi spazi che permettono alle auto di disporsi in maniera ordinata e assistere alle proiezioni con una buona visibilità. (Nella foto un drive in in Germania)