In a small, rapidly digitizing town, Penny, an avid movie fan, takes comfort in the nostalgic sanctuary of her uncle's video store. The beloved establishment, filled with shelves of VHS tapes and DVDs, holds treasured memories from her youth. As streaming services dominate and traditional rentals dwindle, the store faces inevitable closure. Desperate to save the video store that shaped her childhood, Penny teams up with Finn, her quirky co-worker, to devise a plan. Finn is an eccentric film buff with a penchant for bizarre movie trivia and DIY promotional stunts. Together, they organize a weekend-long event celebrating classic films, hoping it will rekindle the community's love for physical media.

As preparations unfold, Penny reconnects with old friends and forgotten faces who wander back into the store, drawn by nostalgia. Among them is Jake, a former classmate and now-adult with his own fond memories of movie nights there. Stirring up interest in the unique charm and tangible connections offered by the store, Penny and Finn's creative advertising efforts capture the town's attention. Excitement grows as the weekend approaches, with cosplayers, film screenings, and local vendors set to add to the experience. Amid the chaos, mysterious occurrences threaten to derail their plans, and Penny must confront unexpected challenges that test her resolve and commitment. As personal stakes rise, she reevaluates her place in a world that rapidly moves towards modernization while uncovering deeper truths about the enduring importance of physical spaces and memories that technology cannot replace.