Dominique Leclerc is a multi-talented artist whose work transcends traditional boundaries, making her a notable figure in physical media collections. As the lead performer and co-director of acclaimed theatrical productions like i/O and Post Humains, both finalists for the prestigious Michel-Tremblay Prize, she has left an indelible mark on the Canadian arts scene. Her foray into film with Déjà-vu (2012) has garnered attention from collectors, particularly for its unique blend of narrative depth and innovative storytelling, which resonates with enthusiasts of independent cinema. Collectors are drawn to Leclerc’s work not only for its artistic merit but also for its limited physical media releases, making them sought-after additions to any collection. Her compelling performances and visionary direction in films and theater have established her as a key figure in contemporary cinema, ensuring that her works remain significant in the ever-evolving landscape of home video. Leclerc's contributions continue to inspire future generations and captivate the hearts of collectors worldwide.