Variety

‘Kim’s Video’ Review: The Legendary New York Video Store Get Its Own Documentary. It’s a Movie as Weird as One You’d Rent at Kim’s

David Redmon and Ashley Sabin's film starts as a nostalgic meditation on the ultimate hipster video store, but it turns into an off-the-wall documentary thriller about the fate of the Kim's collection ...
IndieWire

‘Kim’s Video’: Remembering the World’s Greatest Video Store — and the Strange Fate of Its Collection

How did the greatest VHS collection in Manhattan relocate to Salemi, Italy? And more importantly, why? Documentarian filmmakers David Redmon and Ashley Sabin set out to discover the truth behind famed ...
New York Magazine

X’s New Video Strategy Is a Pivot to Nowhere

X is an online advertising company, mostly, and video advertising can be lucrative, or at least more lucrative than the skimpy in-feed text and image ads that Twitter could never quite convert into ...
nytimes.com

‘Kim’s Video’ Review: Following the Tapes to Italy

This documentary details how the coolest video collection in downtown New York ended up in a small Italian town. By Glenn Kenny When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through ...
Variety

‘Kim’s Video’ Directors on Their Six-Year Trek From New York to Sicily to a Sundance Premiere

Before streaming platforms took over home entertainment, there was New York City’s legendary video rental store Kim’s Video. With more than 55,000 beloved and rare movies to choose from, the Kim’s ...