Outdoor film festivals are events where movies are screened in open-air settings, often in parks or public squares. These festivals typically feature a variety of films, including independent, documentary, and classic movies, allowing audiences to enjoy cinema under the stars. Attendees often bring blankets or chairs to sit on, creating a relaxed and communal atmosphere. Many outdoor film festivals also include additional activities, such as food vendors, live music, and discussions with filmmakers. These events can attract diverse audiences, fostering a sense of community and appreciation for the arts. Popular examples include the Rooftop Films festival in New York City and the Cinespia screenings at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.