While primarily celebrated as a musician, Kim Gordon’s distinctive presence has graced the silver screen and home video in a surprising array of roles, making her a compelling figure for physical media collectors. Fans of alternative culture eagerly seek out her often unconventional acting appearances, which range from indie shorts foundational to music video art, like the early *Sublapse Video Mag 1* (1986), to more recent documentary features. Her contributions often reflect the raw, authentic edge synonymous with her musical career. Collectors are particularly drawn to releases featuring Gordon's work with seminal music directors, such as her appearance in *The Work of Director Spike Jonze* (2003), a DVD compilation cherished for its groundbreaking music video artistry. Fans of the indie scene also covet her roles in documentaries like *Nirvana: Live! Tonight! Sold Out!!* (1994) and *Freakscene: The Story of Dinosaur Jr.* (2021), which offer vital glimpses into music history. Her filmography, though perhaps less voluminous than her music catalog, offers unique cult appeal, cementing her status as a multifaceted artist whose contributions to cinema, particularly on physical formats, are highly prized.