Fernando Guzzoni is a distinguished Chilean filmmaker whose work has captivated audiences and collectors alike. His early documentary, *La Colorina* (2008), garnered significant acclaim, winning Best Film at the Trieste Film Festival and establishing him as a noteworthy voice in cinema. However, it’s his feature films that truly resonate with collectors. *Carne de perro* (2012), which he crafted during his tenure at Cannes’ Cinefondation Residence, marked his transition to narrative storytelling. This film not only won the Kutxa award at the San Sebastian International Film Festival but also became a sought-after title for collectors interested in contemporary Chilean cinema. Guzzoni's *Jesus* (2016) further solidified his reputation, screening at prestigious festivals like Toronto and San Sebastian, and earning accolades including Best Actor at the Turin Film Festival. His unique storytelling and ability to provoke thought make his films essential additions to any serious collection, particularly for those who appreciate international cinema that challenges societal norms. As Guzzoni continues to develop new projects, including his upcoming film *Blanquita*, collectors are eager to see how his evolving vision will shape the future of physical media.