Directed by Ken Cohen, this brief yet emotionally charged short film captures the raw, fleeting intimacy of a budding romance in the digital age. The story follows two young strangers who connect through a shared love of old VHS tapes, exchanging physical cassettes as a nostalgic antidote to modern dating. As they trade films like secret love letters, each video becomes a window into their hidden desires, fears, and unspoken feelings. Their growing bond is tested by the looming threat of distance and the pressure to define what they are before the final tape runs out. With a tender, melancholic tone, Video Hearts explores the bittersweet tension between preserving a moment and letting it play out, asking whether love can survive when the credits roll. This six-minute gem feels like a whispered confession, leaving viewers aching for more.