Daniel Raim is a celebrated filmmaker known for his captivating documentaries that shine a light on the unsung heroes of Hollywood's Golden Age. His Academy Award-nominated short, "The Man on Lincoln's Nose" (2000), set the stage for a career dedicated to exploring the artistry behind classic cinema. Collectors particularly seek out his critically acclaimed work, "Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story" (2015), which not only premiered at the Cannes Film Festival but also received a coveted New York Times Critic's Pick, making it a standout addition to any collection. Raim's commitment to film history is further demonstrated through his extensive contributions to the Criterion Collection, where he has created 28 original documentaries on film legends like Buster Keaton and Alfred Hitchcock. His latest project, "Ralph-E: The Art of the Color Script" (2022), showcases his unique storytelling approach and is anticipated to be a must-have for collectors interested in the intricate process of filmmaking. With a passion for both education and preservation, Raim's work continues to resonate within the physical media community.