Nik Forrest, a Scottish-born director now based in Montreal, has made a significant impact on the world of contemporary video art since the 1990s. A graduate of Concordia University’s Fine Arts Open Media program, Forrest is best known for their innovative work in the realm of video installations and curatorial projects. Their 2006 film, *Nocturne: Contemporary Video at Night*, stands out as a notable entry in the collection of physical media enthusiasts, merging avant-garde visuals with a haunting narrative that captivates viewers. Collectors are drawn to Forrest's work not only for its artistic merit but also for its rarity and the unique perspective it offers on the evolution of video as an art form. The limited releases of their films, especially *Nocturne*, have become sought-after items among avid collectors looking to celebrate the intersection of film history and contemporary media. Forrest's contributions continue to influence emerging artists and resonate within the physical media landscape, making their work a valuable addition to any serious collection.