Daniel Roher is a Toronto-based documentary filmmaker known for his compelling storytelling and keen eye for cinematic history. His notable work, *Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band* (2019), not only opened the Toronto International Film Festival but also became a staple in music documentary collections, appealing to both film enthusiasts and music aficionados alike. This film’s deep dive into the history of The Band and its impact on rock music makes it a must-have for collectors who value insightful narratives about legendary musicians. In 2026, Roher’s highly anticipated film *Tuner* promises to further captivate audiences with its exploration of sound and memory, likely securing its place in the hearts of physical media collectors upon release. With each of his films, Roher crafts a unique lens on cultural phenomena, making his works not just films, but essential additions to any serious collection of documentary cinema. Collectors seek out Roher's films not only for their artistic merit but for their ability to resonate with the history of music and film alike.