Naďa Kotršová, though not a household name to many outside of Czech cinema circles, leaves an intriguing, albeit brief, filmography that collectors often seek out. Her limited on-screen appearances mean that any disc featuring her work becomes a more coveted prize for dedicated enthusiasts of Central European filmmaking. For WatchRoster members, finding a clean copy of her films is often a test of patience and a treasure for any serious international film collection. Her most notable entry in databases like ours is undoubtedly the 1980 drama, *Cnostný Metod*. This film, often lauded for its nuanced storytelling and period detail, offers a glimpse into Socialist-era Czechoslovakia, a rich vein of cinema often poorly represented in Western physical media releases. For collectors, owning films like *Cnostný Metod* is not just about the performances, but about preserving a piece of cultural history that might otherwise fade into obscurity, especially given the increasingly niche market for such specific cinematic treasures. Obtaining a high-quality physical release of her work, particularly from its original region, represents a significant score for those curating a truly diverse and historically relevant home video library.