John Hickenlooper may be better known for his political career, but his foray into film with "Convention" (2009) has earned him a unique spot among collectors of physical media. This documentary provides an insider's look at the 2008 Democratic National Convention held in Denver, where Hickenlooper served as mayor. The film captures not only a pivotal moment in U.S. political history but also showcases the city's vibrant culture and Hickenlooper's leadership, making it a sought-after piece for those interested in political cinema and documentary filmmaking. Collectors appreciate "Convention" for its rare behind-the-scenes footage and the personal insights it offers into the political process, as well as its significance in representing a turning point for the Democratic Party. With limited releases on DVD, this film stands out in the realm of political documentaries, appealing to both film buffs and political enthusiasts who admire Hickenlooper's multifaceted career. As a result, it has become a must-have for any serious collector looking to explore the intersection of politics and film.