Carly Simon, an iconic figure in music and film, has captivated audiences with her multifaceted talent. While she gained fame as a singer-songwriter, her contributions to cinema, particularly through her work in "Marvin Hamlisch: What He Did For Love" (2013), highlight her deep connection to film history. This documentary showcases her collaboration with the legendary composer Marvin Hamlisch, reflecting on the profound impact of music in cinema — a must-see for collectors of film and music memorabilia. Collectors of physical media often seek out Simon's work not just for her chart-topping hits like "You're So Vain," but for her unique ability to blend storytelling and melody, which resonates in her film contributions. Her Grammy-winning song "Let the River Run" from "Working Girl" (1988) further solidified her status, making her one of the few artists to earn an Academy Award, Grammy, and Golden Globe for a single work. This cross-medium success and her rich legacy make her films and music enduring treasures in any collector's library.