Joseph Stiglitz, while primarily known for his groundbreaking work in economics, has made notable contributions to the film world through his appearances in documentaries that delve into pressing global issues. Collectors of physical media often seek out titles like "Fire in the Blood" (2013) and "The Flaw" (2011), where Stiglitz lends his expertise to discussions about economic inequality and the effects of financial crises. "Fire in the Blood" particularly resonates with viewers for its poignant exploration of access to life-saving medications in the developing world, a topic that Stiglitz passionately advocates for. Meanwhile, "The Flaw" offers a critical examination of the 2008 financial meltdown, with Stiglitz’s insights providing a deeper understanding of economic policy failures. These films not only highlight Stiglitz's intellectual contributions but also serve as essential pieces for collectors who appreciate the intersection of film and social commentary. With their limited releases, both titles are must-haves for any serious collection focused on impactful cinema.