Robson Caetano may be better known as a celebrated Brazilian sprinter, but his foray into film with "9.79*" (2013) has made waves in the world of physical media. This gripping documentary chronicles the iconic 1988 100-meter final at the Seoul Olympics, a race that not only defined careers but also raised questions about performance-enhancing drugs that still resonate today. Collectors are particularly drawn to this film for its compelling blend of sports history and personal stories, making it a must-have for anyone interested in the intersection of athletics and cinema. While Caetano's filmography is limited, "9.79*" has secured a special place in collectors' hearts, representing a unique perspective on Olympic lore. Its exploration of the intense rivalry among sprinters, including the legendary Ben Johnson and Carl Lewis, makes it a standout title in the realm of sports documentaries. As collectors seek to preserve significant moments in film history, Caetano's work serves as an essential addition to any serious collection.