Gillian Gilbert, primarily celebrated as a musician with New Order and The Other Two, has also left her mark on the film world through her contributions to music in cinema. Her work during the mid-1980s, particularly with New Order, saw the band create iconic soundtracks that resonate with collectors today. Titles like "Power, Corruption & Lies" (1983) and "Low-Life" (1985) are not only seminal albums but also feature tracks that enrich the visual storytelling of their accompanying film projects. Collectors particularly seek out the VHS and DVD releases of films like "Bizarre Love Triangle" (1986) and "New Order: Pumped Full of Drugs" (1986) for their unique blend of music and film that defined an era. These releases often include rare interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and performance clips, making them highly sought after by fans eager to own a piece of music history intertwined with cinematic artistry. Gilbert's influence as both a musician and a contributor to film soundtracks makes her work a prized addition to any serious collector's library.