Viktória Petrányi, a celebrated Hungarian screenwriter and producer, has cultivated a remarkable filmography that consistently pushes artistic boundaries, making her work a staple for discerning physical media collectors. While "The Testament of Ann Lee" (2025) is poised to be a future highlight, her earlier collaborations with Kornél Mundruczó, in particular, are already highly sought after on DVD and Blu-ray. These films showcase her sharp writing and the distinctive visual language preferred by arthouse aficionados. Films like the Cannes-winning "White God" (2014) are collector's items not just for their critical acclaim, but for their striking cinematic ambition and powerful narratives — qualities that shine through even on the small screen. Her continued dedication to creating thought-provoking, visually rich cinema ensures that any film bearing Petrányi’s writing credit is one worth owning, preserving, and revisiting in the highest fidelity possible. Collectors keenly anticipate her next projects, knowing they'll likely yield another essential addition to their physical media shelves.