Irma Raush, born on April 21, 1938, is a celebrated Russian actress and an essential figure in the realm of classic cinema, particularly for her collaborations with the iconic director Andrei Tarkovsky. Her standout role as Durochka in the 1966 film *Andrei Rublev* has captivated audiences and earned her the Étoile de Cristal for best foreign actress, solidifying her status in film history. This film is often lauded for its profound exploration of art and spirituality, making it a treasure for collectors seeking meaningful narratives on physical media. In addition to her iconic performance in *Andrei Rublev*, Raush also portrayed Ivan's mother in Tarkovsky's earlier work, *Ivan's Childhood* (1962). Her contributions to these groundbreaking films resonate deeply with collectors who appreciate the artistry of Soviet cinema. After transitioning to directing in the 1970s and later pursuing children's literature, Raush's legacy continues to inspire a dedicated following among film enthusiasts and collectors eager to explore her remarkable career through their cherished physical media collections.