Delores Churchill, born in 1929, is renowned not only as a master weaver but also for her compelling contributions to the film "Edge of the Knife" (2018). This groundbreaking film, the first feature-length movie in the Haida language, showcases Churchill's deep cultural roots and artistic prowess. Collectors are drawn to her work for its authentic representation of Haida traditions and narratives, making it a significant piece in the landscape of indigenous cinema. The film’s release on Blu-ray has become a coveted item among collectors, thanks to its rich cultural context and the inclusion of behind-the-scenes features that highlight Churchill's artistry. As an advocate for the Haida language and heritage, her presence in "Edge of the Knife" elevates the film's importance, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of indigenous stories and physical media collectors seeking unique, culturally significant titles.