Alessandra Lacorazza is a visionary queer Colombian-American director whose work resonates deeply within the physical media collector community. Based in Brooklyn, she garnered attention with her poignant short film "Mami," which premiered at the 2019 Palm Springs ShortFest, showcasing her unique storytelling style. Her debut feature, "In the Summers" (2024), is already stirring excitement among collectors, not only for its compelling narrative but also for its striking cinematography and authentic representation of diverse voices. Collectors are particularly drawn to Lacorazza's films due to their potential for limited edition releases and special features that dive into the filmmaking process. Her involvement in prestigious programs such as the 2020 WGA-East FilmNation NY Screenwriters Fellowship and the NALIP Media Market Fellowship speaks to her rising star status in the industry. As she continues to produce work that challenges norms and highlights underrepresented stories, her films are quickly becoming sought-after gems in the home video market.