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2025    2 t 52 mDocumentary, Historie
6.983%6.0
Since the 1980s, the video shop has been a desperately necessary space for film culture. In Videoheaven, Alex Ross Perry tells the story of the neighbourhood video shop to consider wider, changing social histories, using appropriated footage from the high and lowbrow.
Instrueret af Alex Ross Perry

Hvor man kan se Videoheaven

  • Maya HawkeNarrator (voice)
  • Alex Ross PerryInstruktør / Forfatter / Producer
  • Jake PerlinProducer
  • Andrew AdairProducer
  • Daniel HerbertProducer
  • Clyde FolleyFilmklipper
  • Deidrea HamidAdditional Editor
  • Basia ChelchowskiSound Editor
  • Samantha DoyleSound Editor
  • Ryan PriceSound Re-Recording Mixer
  • Nicole TessierSound Post Production Coordinator
  • Raina CagiaoAdr Coordinator
  • cultfilmliker7 dage siden
    The irony of my indecisiveness regarding whether or not to watch this tonight was not lost on me Essentially a breakdown of every scene set in a video store ever Opening on Ethan Hawke narrated by Maya Hawke smh The Benny’s Video mention was a fun surprise The bit on adult films was particularly interesting! The David Spade montage was hilarious. I never realized. Literally just added The Watermelon Woman to my watchlist. Wish I had watched it first lol Big fan of the position that Be Kind Rewind is the cultural Backrooms of the video store The I Am Legend bit was particularly profound. Hit me in the feels for sure.

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