ROSEY

An open air movie theater doesn’t have to come alive only after dark. It doesn’t have to be a place that fills up with people for a few hours in the evening and remains empty during the day. What if it functioned as a lively public space all day long—a place where people go for morning coffee, afternoon get-togethers with friends, a playground for kids, or an evening concert by a local band? A space defined not just by movie screenings, but above all by people and everyday life.