Filipa César is a visionary filmmaker whose work transcends traditional boundaries, making her a fascinating figure in the realm of physical media collecting. Her 2010 film, *Insert*, explores the intricate relationship between documentary and fiction, prompting collectors to seek out this release for its unique narrative style and experimental approach. César's dedication to film history, particularly her research into Guinea-Bissau's cinematic roots, culminates in the collective project *Luta ca caba inda* (The struggle is not over yet), which further enriches her filmography and appeals to those interested in the socio-political dimensions of cinema. Collectors are drawn to César's films not only for their artistic merit but also for their rarity and the context they provide within the broader spectrum of global cinema. Her latest work, *MANGROVE SCHOOL* (2022), co-directed with Sónia Vaz Borges, continues this trajectory, showcasing her ongoing commitment to exploring the narratives tied to identity and heritage. As interest in diverse voices in film grows, César's releases are increasingly sought after by enthusiasts eager to own a piece of cinema history that challenges and expands the typical viewing experience.