Priscilla Chan Wai-Han, born on July 28, 1965, is a celebrated figure in Hong Kong's entertainment landscape, known for her powerful contralto voice and emotive performances. While primarily recognized as a singer, her foray into film has left a significant mark on collectors of physical media. Notably, her appearance in "Moon Rises in the Bay Area" (2023) during the Greater Bay Area Film and Music Gala showcases her talent in a cinematic context that resonates with both fans and collectors alike. Another gem in her filmography is "Polygram Forever Live" (2013), a concert film that captures her dynamic stage presence and vocal prowess. This release is particularly sought after by collectors for its limited availability and the nostalgia it evokes for fans of the Cantopop genre. Priscilla's influence in both music and film makes her work a valuable addition to any collector's library, symbolizing a unique blend of artistry that transcends mediums.