VHSテープを巻き戻せ！(字幕版)

201490 minutes
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消えゆくメディア「VHS」がなぜいまも多くの映画ファンを魅了するのか。ビデオが築いた功績を辿り、新たな視点で再燃するＶＨＳブームをひも解く。(C)Imperial Poly Farm Productions
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English (5.1)
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Japanese
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