While primarily known for her groundbreaking work in music, Kristin Hersh has an intriguing, if less expansive, filmography that captivates a niche within the physical media collecting community. Her appearances, often documentary-based, offer intimate glimpses into the creative process and the independent music scene, making her releases particularly compelling for those who appreciate the intersection of music and film. Collectors actively seek out titles like the 2023 documentary *Rock Chicks*, which explores the impact of women in music. Her earlier appearance in *Pixies: Gouge* (2004) is a must-have for fans of the iconic band, offering invaluable archival footage and insights into the era. Furthermore, the 2016 film *What Doesn't Kill Me: The Life and Music of Vic Chesnutt* provides Hersh an opportunity to contribute to a moving tribute to a fellow artist, further enriching her cinematic legacy and making these titles coveted pieces for those curating a comprehensive collection of music-adjacent documentaries.