Excerpt 2 from Jessica Segall's film

A Thirsty Person, Having Found A Spring, Stops To Drink, Does Not Contemplate Its Beauty.
Congratulations to Jessica Segall for creating an absolutely sublime and transporting experience alongside I-40 (historic Route 66), projecting a beautiful film on a copper screen iced with milk.

Excerpt 1 from Jessica Segall's film

A Thirsty Person, Having Found A Spring, Stops To Drink, Does Not Contemplate Its Beauty

I was there at the pop-up drive-in outside Moriarty, NM, USA, and there was no way to avoid contemplating the beauty of this film.

A back-up plan is put into action

Eventually, when refrigeration units are damaged in transit, all humans turn to dry iceto freeze their movie screens with a delicious film of milk!

Sun sets on Moriarty and the arctic

as the Pop-Up Drive-In screen slowly ices up. In preparartion for Jessica Segall's film, 
A Thirsty Person, Having Found A Spring, Stops To Drink, Does Not Contemplate Its Beauty

The Pop-Up Drive-In featuring Jessica Segall's film

A Thirsty Person, Having Found A Spring, Stops To Drink, Does Not Contemplate Its Beauty.
Here we have a test run, the arctic sunset at sunset. The screen has not iced over yet, it is just shiny copper.

Zomg! You missed the best film ever!

Jessica Segall's pop-up drive-in outside Moriarty, NM?
OMG! Brilliant barely describes it.
In the cooling desert outside Moriarty; in a field grazed by horses and cows; on a landscape riven with rattlesnakes, ants, beetles, and cacti, a copper screen chilled to freezing was coated in milk, taking on the appearance of an ice floe floating in the sky. Upon its surface flickered the sublime images of Jessica Segall in the arctic. Beautiful.

We have achieved pop up ice drive in

Morning at the rose house

Projecting