Simone de Beauvoir, a pivotal figure in 20th-century thought, is best known for her profound exploration of existentialism and feminism. While she is primarily celebrated for her literary and philosophical contributions, her influence extends into film, notably through the documentary "Delphine and Carole" (2020), which highlights her relationship with filmmaker Delphine Seyrig. This film resonates with collectors for its unique blend of biography and feminist discourse, showcasing the impact of de Beauvoir's ideas on cinema and culture. Collectors are particularly drawn to physical media that encapsulates her legacy, including releases that feature adaptations of her seminal works. The 1967 film "La femme rompue," based on her short stories, and various documentaries examining her life and philosophy are often sought after. These titles not only celebrate her intellectual legacy but also offer insight into the broader cultural shifts influenced by her writings, making them essential additions to any serious collector's library.