Daniel Kwan, born on February 10, 1988, is a visionary filmmaker best known as one-half of the acclaimed duo, Daniels, alongside Daniel Scheinert. Kwan's creative journey began in the world of music videos, with standout projects like "Houdini" for Foster the People and the infectious "Turn Down for What" by DJ Snake and Lil Jon, both of which garnered Grammy nominations. However, it was his collaborations in narrative filmmaking that truly set him apart. Kwan's most significant work, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" (2022), not only broke records as A24's highest-grossing film but also captivated audiences with its inventive storytelling and emotional depth. Collectors seek out this film for its unique blend of genres and its critical acclaim, including multiple Academy Awards, making it a centerpiece in any collection. Additionally, Kwan's earlier film, "Swiss Army Man" (2016), remains a cult favorite, celebrated for its surreal humor and originality, further solidifying his status in the realm of physical media enthusiasts.