Rio de Janeiro: Dozens of couples drove to the Arena Jeunesse, in Rio's Olympic Park, on Friday to celebrate the 'Brazilian St Valentine's Day' by watching a movie in a cinema drive-in.
Different from the date commemorated in almost every corner in the world in February, Brazilians celebrate their love on June 12.
This year's restrictions due to the pandemic lockdown, romantic dinners at restaurants, attending concerts, or a play in a theatre are activities that feel like distant dreams.
To help not just those who are in love but everybody to deal with the isolation and social distancing, a company in Rio de Janeiro created the LoveCine Drive-In in the area that hosted the Olympic Games four years ago.
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The Arena Jeunesse can receive as much as 180 cars, parked in front of a 650-inch screen.
The public can order food, popcorn, and beverages that are delivered to their cars.
The cinema drive-in opened on June 10th and will remain open until July 19th.
The price per car with a maximum of four people inside is about 20 USD.
(AP)
