Lorna Tucker is a talented director known for her impactful storytelling and commitment to social issues. She gained recognition with her feature documentary *Westwood - Punk Icon Activist* (2018), which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and captivated audiences with its exploration of fashion icon Vivienne Westwood's life and activism. This film, celebrated for its dynamic narrative and visual flair, has become a must-have for collectors interested in fashion history and documentary filmmaking. Her latest work, *Amá* (2023), showcases her ability to tackle difficult subjects, focusing on the troubling history of sterilization abuses against Native American women. After nearly a decade of research and production, *Amá* is poised to resonate deeply with audiences and collectors alike, as it sheds light on a critical yet often overlooked chapter of American history. With a growing filmography that includes collaborations with high-profile brands and artists, Tucker's unique vision and dedication to social justice make her work highly sought after in the physical media collecting community.