Gilles Jacob is a notable figure in the world of cinema, particularly recognized for his influential role as president of the Cannes Film Festival from 2001 to 2014. His deep-rooted passion for film began early on, co-founding the cinema magazine Raccords as a teenager. Jacob's contributions to film criticism, through his work with esteemed publications like Cinéma and L'Express, have helped shape cinematic discourse, making his insights valuable to collectors seeking context around their favorite films. His directorial work, particularly the documentary *Deauville et le rêve américain* (2020), is a testament to his enduring love for cinema and its cultural impact. This film, exploring the connection between the iconic Deauville Film Festival and American cinema, resonates with collectors for its unique perspective and archival footage. Jacob's legacy in film, marked by his initiatives like the Caméra d'Or award, makes his works not just collectible items, but essential pieces of cinematic history that enrich any physical media collection.