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Today, the Los Angeles Times ran a front-page story on the Guerilla Drive-In<\/span>, a film movement in Santa Cruz, California, that screens films outdoors on a regular basis. The film collective event is “about getting people together to do something very deliberately outside the realm of commerce,” says organizer Rico Thunder. They screened The Matrix<\/em> under a bridge.<\/p>\n San Francisco, California:<\/strong> tonight in a parking lot between 22nd and 23rd on Valencia Street in the Mission, the KFC Collective<\/a> is presenting several short independent films. The group is all about “reclaiming public space for art, one parking lot at a time.” Word spread across Upcoming.org<\/a> and Laughing Squid<\/a>.<\/p>\n Los Angeles, California: <\/strong>tonight One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest<\/em> screens at Cinespia<\/a>, a group which sets up camp at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Film-lovers arrive early, shell out $10 but get to bring their wine and cheese and watch the film on the uninhibited grass. Previous packed-lawn films have included Harold and Maude<\/em> and Fast Times at Ridgemont High<\/em>.<\/p>\n Brookyln, New York:<\/strong> tonight is Crossing the Line<\/em> at the Rooftop Films<\/a>, a community-focused “collective collaboration between filmmakers and festivals, between audience members and artists, between venues and neighborhoods. Our goal is to create a vibrant independent filmmaking community that bridges cultural boundaries. At Rooftop Films, we bring the underground outdoors.” Their “Summer Series” trailer is incredible:<\/p>\nDrive-Ins Tonight<\/h2>\n