VIDEOHEAVEN (2025) Documentary Review

 


Alex Ross Perry's VIDEOHEAVEN (2025), in limited release, is a beautiful, hilarious, and moving tribute to the video store era, as seen via clips from numerous films and TV series over the decades. Narrated by Maya Hawke, it's a film not to be missed by anyone who remembers and loves places like Adventure Video, Home Vue Video, Video Headquarters, and the numerous video stores big and small that opened up the world of cinema to so many.

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