DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE: This new documentary really goes off the beaten path, and completely around the Bend. As in Bend, Oregon, the location of the last operating Blockbuster video store in the U.S. How is that possible? How does it operate? What clientele does it serve? Watch this nonfiction account, directed by Taylor Morden and written by Zeke Kamm, and see. And afterward, be kind – rewind.

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