Ahmed Nour is an Egyptian director whose work resonates deeply with physical media collectors, particularly for his standout film *Waves* (2012). This poignant exploration of human emotion and connection has garnered a cult following and is often sought after for its artistic depth and distinct narrative style. Nour's unique storytelling approach captures the essence of Egyptian cinema, making *Waves* a prized addition to any collection focused on international film. Before his feature debut, Nour honed his craft with various projects, including the documentary *Jalabiya and Jazma* (2007) and his role as assistant director on notable series like *The Diary of a Mefrossa Wife* (2016). His versatility is evident in the diversity of his filmography, which includes the thought-provoking *Al-Shawq* (2011) and the engaging *Disengagement Series* (2013). Collectors appreciate not only the rarity of these releases but also the cultural significance they hold within the landscape of modern Egyptian cinema.