Fernando Martín Peña is a prominent Argentine film critic, educator, and passionate collector, renowned for his extensive contributions to the preservation of cinematic history. His dedication to film preservation is exemplified by his work in recovering lost or incomplete classics, including an unknown 16mm copy of Fritz Lang's iconic "Metropolis," which has become a sought-after item among collectors. Peña's influence extends into the realm of home video, where his insights have shaped the appreciation of various releases. One of his notable works, "Flesh on Flesh" (2008), showcases his keen understanding of film's cultural impact and is considered a collectible gem in the industry. Collectors prize this title not only for its artistic merit but also for how it reflects Peña's unique vision and commitment to cinema. Through his midnight program "Filmoteca, temas de cine" on Argentine Public TV, Peña continues to engage audiences and inspire a new generation of film enthusiasts, making his contributions invaluable to the physical media community.