Édith Piaf, known as France's beloved national chanteuse, not only captivated audiences with her heart-wrenching songs but also left an indelible mark on film. Her life and artistry are beautifully chronicled in the documentary *Piaf intime* (2013), a must-have for collectors wanting to explore the depths of her emotional journey. Piaf's music, characterized by its autobiographical nature, resonates powerfully in the cinematic realm, showcasing her struggles and triumphs through iconic tracks like "La Vie en rose" and "Non, je ne regrette rien." Collectors often seek out films that feature Piaf's music or delve into her tumultuous life, including the critically acclaimed biopic *La Vie en rose* (2007), which sheds light on her extraordinary yet tragic existence. These releases not only celebrate her contributions to music and cinema but also serve as artifacts of cultural history, making them valuable additions to any physical media collection. Piaf's legacy continues to inspire, ensuring her films remain sought-after treasures for enthusiasts of film and music alike.