Nigel Buesst, born on April 30, 1938, is an influential Australian filmmaker whose work has left a lasting mark on the world of physical media. After honing his craft in London as an assistant editor, Buesst returned to Australia, where he began directing films, starting with "Fun Radio" in 1963. His 1987 thriller "With Time to Kill" is particularly sought after by collectors, not only for its gripping narrative but also for its role in showcasing the evolution of Australian cinema during a time of significant change. Buesst’s dedication to the film community is further exemplified by his role as co-founder and artistic director of the St Kilda Film Festival from 1986 to 1990, where he championed emerging talents and curated significant film events. Collectors often seek Buesst’s works for their historical value and the unique perspective they offer into the Australian film landscape, making his releases essential for anyone serious about physical media.