Blu-Ray Drafthouse Films Release date: 07/May/2024
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Other Movies
Product No.:
2101161184
Number of discs:
1
Original language:
English (ENG)
Description:
Physical media reigns supreme in KIM'S VIDEO, a tribute to the iconic video store in NYC that inspired a generation of cinephiles before it mysteriously closed it's doors and sent it's legendary film archive to a small Sicilian village for safekeeping. What starts as an homage to cinema quickly becomes a rescue mission to ensure the eternal preservation of the beloved video collection.
"Kim's Video" on Blu-Ray from Drafthouse Films is a captivating documentary that delves into the fascinating story of New York City's legendary Kim?s Video store, once home to over 55,000 rare and eclectic films. This film explores the cultural impact of the iconic video rental shop, its mysterious closure, and the fate of its vast collection. The Blu-Ray edition offers high-definition visuals and exclusive bonus features for cinephiles eager to revisit this unique chapter in film history.
Drafthouse Films is renowned for distributing bold, innovative cinema that challenges conventions and celebrates diverse voices. Their catalog includes acclaimed titles such as "The Act of Killing," "Miami Connection," and "Borgman," earning them a reputation among discerning movie lovers worldwide.
Directed by David Redmon and Ashley Sabin?an award-winning filmmaking duo known for documentaries like "Girl Model" (2011) and "Kamp Katrina" (2007)?the film brings their signature investigative style to uncovering hidden stories within subcultures. Key participants include Yongman Kim, founder of Kim?s Video, whose passion made his store an international destination; Redmon himself appears as narrator/interviewer alongside other notable figures from NYC?s indie film scene who share personal anecdotes about how Kim?s shaped their cinematic journeys.