Manuel Cristóbal is a prominent figure in the world of animation and film production, renowned for his contributions to the home video landscape since 2001. As the founder of Perro Verde Films, he has produced notable titles like "Santiago de sangre" (2008) and the critically acclaimed "Wrinkles" (2011), which is based on the beloved comic by Paco Roca. His work has garnered three Goya Awards for Best Animated Feature, making his films highly sought after by collectors who appreciate the blend of artistic storytelling and animation craftsmanship. Collectors particularly value Cristóbal's films for their unique narratives and cultural significance, often celebrating themes that resonate deeply with audiences. Titles like "The Missing Lynx," presented by Antonio Banderas, and "Lost in Galicia" showcase his ability to create engaging content that stands the test of time, securing a cherished spot on any physical media collector's shelf. With his extensive engagement in the industry and commitment to quality, Manuel Cristóbal continues to be a pivotal force in the evolution of animated cinema.