Bretten Hannam has emerged as a vital voice in contemporary cinema, particularly for collectors keen on unique perspectives and burgeoning talent. This two-spirit L'nu filmmaker from Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia) first caught the attention of cinephiles with their short works like *New Skin* (2008) and *Deep End* (2011), often showcasing a distinct visual style and nuanced storytelling that hinted at their feature film ambitions. These early pieces, while perhaps not widely available on physical media yet, are highly sought after by those tracking Hannam's impressive trajectory. The true highlight for physical media collectors, however, arrived with their acclaimed feature films. *North Mountain* (2015) offered a compelling narrative that resonated with film festival audiences, while *Wildhood* (2021) cemented Hannam's status as a director to watch. *Wildhood*, in particular, is a prized addition to many collections, celebrated for its authentic portrayal and poignant themes, making it a must-have for those who appreciate groundbreaking indigenous queer cinema. With their anticipated latest project, *At the Place of Ghosts* (originally slated for 2025, now 2026 for the WatchRoster database), collectors are eagerly awaiting its eventual home video release, knowing that Hannam’s work continues to push boundaries and offer profoundly human stories.