António Borges Correia, born in 1966, has carved a niche in the world of Portuguese cinema with his thought-provoking storytelling and visually striking films. A graduate of the Film School in Lisbon, his career took off with the 2007 documentary "O Lar" ("Le Foyer"), showcased at the Pompidou Center in Paris, which set the stage for a series of compelling narratives. Collectors particularly seek out his 2010 film "Parto" ("Delivery"), known for its innovative approach where characters portray themselves, offering a raw glimpse into personal experiences. In 2012, "Vá Cavar Batatas," further solidified his reputation, blending poignant themes with a unique visual style that resonates with audiences and collectors alike. Correia’s works, including "Os Olhos de André" ("André’s Eyes"), which won multiple awards at IndieLisboa, are treasured for their artistic integrity and cultural significance, making them sought-after additions for any serious physical media collection. His dedication to exploring the human condition through film continues to inspire both viewers and collectors around the globe.