VOICED : Era digital amenaza al autocine

The Virginia drive-in, established in the 1950s, is undergoing significant changes as it transitions from 35mm films to digital projection, a costly shift. The aging owners face challenges in adapting to new technology, contributing to a 90% decline in drive-ins since their peak. Revenue now primarily comes from food and beverage sales rather than ticket sales. Despite these challenges, drive-ins remain a cherished part of American culture, offering a nostalgic experience. The Family drive-in shows signs of survival, with plans to send old equipment to a museum.

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