Videoheaven

Videoheaven is a documentary that examines the role of local video rental stores in film culture from the 1980s onward. Through the story of a neighborhood shop, the film explores evolving social histories and the transition of these spaces from central hubs of cinematic discovery to niche businesses. To illustrate these changes, the production utilizes a variety of appropriated footage ranging from high-art cinema to mass-market entertainment.

The film was written and directed by Alex Ross Perry, following his work on Rite Here Rite Now and V/H/S/Halloween. It is one of several projects released by Perry in 2025, appearing before Pavements in his chronological filmography. Produced by Cinema Conservancy, the project features the voice of Maya Hawke as the narrator. The movie has a runtime of 172 minutes. According to user ratings, it holds a score of 7.1/10 on IMDb based on 181 votes.