Libuše Koutná is a name well-regarded by collectors of international animation, particularly those specializing in the often-overlooked stop-motion and puppet films of Central Europe. Her contributions, though perhaps not prolific, hold a special place for their unique artistic vision and scarcity on physical media. Koutná's most notable directorial effort, *Pošťácká pohádka* (The Postman's Fairy Tale) from 1982, stands out as a prime example of imaginative storytelling blending wit and charm, characteristic of Czech animation's golden age. What makes Koutná's work, and specifically *Pošťácká pohádka*, a coveted find for WatchRoster members is its limited availability outside of its native region. Often released on physical formats only in its country of origin, these discs frequently lack English subtitles, adding to their allure as a true collector's challenge. Seeking out original VHS, DVD, or even rare Blu-ray imports of her films represents a genuine pursuit of preserving and experiencing a distinct chapter in animation history, a testament to Koutná's enduring, if niche, legacy among physical media enthusiasts.