Billy Corben, an acclaimed documentary filmmaker and co-founder of Miami's Rakontur, has made significant waves in the world of film with his gripping narratives. Known for his keen eye for storytelling, Corben's work includes the cult classic “Cocaine Cowboys” (2006), which dives deep into Miami's drug trade and has become a staple in collectors' libraries due to its raw portrayal of the era. Another notable entry is “Dawg Fight” (2015), which captures the underground world of backyard fighting, further cementing his reputation for highlighting gritty, often overlooked aspects of American culture. In recent years, Corben's “Screwball” (2019) has caught the attention of collectors, featuring a humorous yet critical look at the infamous Biogenesis scandal in Major League Baseball. This film is especially sought after for its unique blend of documentary and mockumentary styles, making it a standout in any physical media collection. With each release, Corben continues to push the boundaries of documentary filmmaking, ensuring his works remain essential viewing for enthusiasts of film history and home video.