Zezeh Barbosa, a distinguished alumna of USP's School of Dramatic Arts, stands as a celebrated figure in Brazilian cinema, her dynamic career captivating audiences across stage and screen. While widely recognized for her television work, it's her nuanced performances in film that truly resonate with physical media collectors. Barbosa's ability to embody complex characters with authenticity has earned her critical acclaim, cementing her place in the annals of Brazilian film history and making her cinematic contributions highly sought after. For collectors, Barbosa's performance in the critically lauded *Chronically Unfeasible* (2000) is a cornerstone. Her powerful portrayal in this film remains a prime example of her dramatic range, making any home video release of *Chronically Unfeasible* a prized possession. Collectors actively seek out early DVD or even rare VHS editions of her work, valuing not just the film itself, but the tangible piece of cinema history that these formats represent. Her consistent critical recognition, including a Candango Trophy, further elevates the desirability of owning physical copies showcasing her talent.