Bruno Levy is a multifaceted French filmmaker and artist whose work resonates deeply in the physical media collecting community, particularly with his 2014 film "Breathe." This film stands out not only for its innovative visual storytelling but also for its unique approach to sound and image, making it a sought-after title among collectors who appreciate artful cinema. Levy’s ability to blend immersive audio experiences with striking visuals has earned him recognition, notably with his contributions to the new media collective SWEATSHOPPE. Collectors are drawn to Levy's work not just for its aesthetic appeal but also for its historical significance in the evolution of video art. His earlier projects, such as the interactive video performances under SQUARESQUARE, showcase a pioneering spirit that resonates in the current landscape of home video releases. With his diverse artistic background—including music videos for bands like The Walkmen—Levy’s filmography offers a rich tapestry of creative exploration, ensuring that his titles remain treasures for enthusiasts of both film and physical media.