Suzanne Raes is a seasoned independent filmmaker whose work has captivated audiences for over two decades. Renowned for her insightful documentaries, Raes first garnered attention with films like The Houses of Hristina (2007) and The Rainbow Warriors of Waiheke Island (2009), both of which premiered at the prestigious International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA). Her 2015 film, Boudewijn de Groot: Kom Nader, not only won the IDFA Music Audience Award but also solidified her status as a key figure in music documentaries, making it a sought-after title among collectors. Raes's impactful storytelling extends to her award-winning work, including the Golden Calf-winning Quid Pro Quo (2015), which explores social services in Rotterdam. Collectors appreciate her unique perspective and the cultural significance of her films, with the recent release Close to Vermeer (2023) further enhancing her reputation. With a growing catalog that resonates with both film enthusiasts and collectors, Raes's contributions to the world of physical media are invaluable and enduring.