John Boskovich (1956-2006) was a multifaceted artist and filmmaker whose contributions to cinematic storytelling and the arts continue to resonate with collectors of physical media. Best known for co-writing and directing *Without You I'm Nothing* (1990), a groundbreaking one-woman show starring Sandra Bernhard, his work blurs the lines between performance art and film. The film adaptation, revered for its sharp wit and cultural commentary, remains a sought-after title on VHS and DVD, captivating fans of 90s counterculture and comedy. In addition to *Without You I'm Nothing*, Boskovich directed *North* (2001), which featured a unique blend of literary references and visual storytelling. Collectors appreciate his films for their innovative approach and the rich context they provide in understanding the evolution of independent cinema. With a background in art and a penchant for social commentary, Boskovich’s work is a treasure trove for those who value the artistry behind the physical media they cherish.