Ana Mariscal, a luminary of Spanish cinema, made a lasting impact with her multifaceted talents as an actress, director, and screenwriter. Active from the 1940s to the late 1960s, she starred in over 50 films, but it’s her role in *Raza* (1942) that particularly resonates with collectors. This film, a landmark in Spanish wartime cinema, showcases not only her acting prowess but also her commitment to the medium as she co-wrote and directed it, offering an authentic glimpse into the socio-political climate of the era. Mariscal's work is sought after by collectors for its historical significance and her unique ability to blend artistic vision with compelling storytelling. Beyond *Raza*, her contributions to films like *La novia de Juan Lucero* (1950) and *La mujer que yo perdí* (1951) further cement her legacy in the realm of physical media. For enthusiasts of film history, her catalog represents a vital piece of Spanish cinematic heritage, making her releases essential for any serious collection.