Ísold Uggadóttir, an Icelandic director carving a distinct niche in contemporary cinema, has quickly become a name collectors are seeking out. Her feature film debut, *And Breathe Normally* (2018), captivated audiences and critics alike, earning her the prestigious World Cinema Dramatic Directing Award at the Sundance Film Festival. This emotionally charged drama about two women whose lives intersect at a crucial border garnered critical acclaim for its nuanced storytelling and powerful performances. While a physical release date for *And Breathe Normally* is highly anticipated by collectors, its festival circuit buzz cemented Uggadóttir's reputation as a director with a keen eye for humanistic narratives. Beyond her acclaimed feature, Uggadóttir’s upcoming work is also drawing significant attention within the collector community. She's credited with directing *Björk: Cornucopia*, slated for 2025. This project, centered on the iconic Icelandic musician, promises to be a visually stunning and audibly rich experience, making its eventual physical media release a must-have for music video and concert film enthusiasts, and a guaranteed centerpiece for Criterion Collection hopefuls. Her thoughtful approach to filmmaking and ability to extract raw, authentic performances from her subjects position her as a director whose filmography will only become more valuable as it expands.