Videoheaveaven DOC trailer, which is a tribute to the video stores of the past

Here is a trailer for a documentary film entitled VideoheavenWhich is a tribute to the video stores of the past with which many of us have grown.

I have so many good memories of spending time in video stores as a child with my friends looking for movies to watch for entertianment. It is also the way we educated ourselves in cinema

“For about thirty years, from the 80s until their decline in the years 2010, the video stores were crucial arenas for cinematographic culture – and both highbrow and Lowbrow American Cinema have documented their ascent, fall and change of meanings.

“Alex Ross Perry’s videoaen, a love work at ten years in progress, traces this story using videos exclusively appropriate from a wide range of films, ranging from huge Hollywood productions to business without non -professional budgets, sold exclusively in their neighborhood video store.

“Inspired by the book by Daniel Herbert” Videoland: Culture of cinema at the American Video Store “, Perry makes video stores a mirror for a wider social history of various developments in the media, community structures and the flow of capital – such as, for example, the first video stores have been transformed at once generously, once they have been transformed into a handful at once in a handful.

The film was directed by Alex Ross Perry and was narrated by Maya Hawke. The doctor is also a complete movie of 3 hours! If you grew up on the day of the video store, this is sure to face the nostalgic journey back in time.

Videoheaven It opens in selected theaters starting from 2 July 2025.