Damn, that looks like a lot of fun.

Haven't seen anything that elaborate in the states. In LA, Cinefamily will do stuff more along the lines of the Jurassic Park party (papier-mâché Mondo Burgers for a Good Burger screening, giant steel pyramid frame for esoteric literal cult movies).

Cinespia, who does the cemetary screening series over the summer has to manage a more sizable crowd, I could see them doing something more like Secret Cinema sometime.

Cinefamily and Cinespia teamed up last year to screen Cave of Forgotten Dreams in a hall of the LA Natural History Museum, pictures from which looked really cool. Fossils hanging overhead and all that.

At the other end of that spectrum, there was a guerilla drive in downtown for a while that would just take over a parking lot and project movies onto a whitewashed building from a pick up truck. They'd screen stuff like the Henson shorts, rarities, and old commercials program that bounces around. Most atmospheric thing there was just how creepy-empty parts of downtown are at night.

Well you know, they do have "secret" in the title.

We have a secret cinema at my university, but it's nowhere near as cool as that.

Jesus, not to keep harping on this, but their Battle of Algiers one is fucking insane