Omar A. Razzak is a Canarian filmmaker whose distinctive vision has made waves in the world of physical media. Graduating in Audiovisual Communication from UCM and obtaining a Master in Film Creation and Management from URJC, Razzak founded Tourmalet Films, where he has crafted a diverse portfolio that captivates collectors. His most notable work, "Paradiso" (2014), stands out not only for its artistic merit but also for its limited physical media releases, making it a prized possession for avid collectors. Razzak's contributions to cinema extend beyond feature films; his earlier works like "Stockholm," which garnered three Goya nominations, and the acclaimed short "Todo un futuro juntos" exemplify his commitment to storytelling. Collectors are drawn to his work for its rich thematic depth and the unique narratives that resonate across borders, as seen in his Ibero-American documentaries like "La selva inflada." As a director, Razzak continues to influence the landscape of home video, offering collectors significant pieces that celebrate the art of filmmaking.