François Delisle is a notable figure in Canadian cinema, celebrated for his unique storytelling and experimental approach. His career took off with the medium-length film *Beebe-Plain* (1991), which earned him accolades as the best new director at the Rendez-Vous du cinéma québécois. However, it was his feature film debut, *Ruth* (1994), that truly marked his place in film history. This haunting narrative not only won awards for Best Feature and Best Screenplay at the same festival, but it also remains a sought-after title for collectors due to its blend of poignant storytelling and striking visual style. Delisle's work often explores the complexities of human relationships, making films like *Ruth* essential viewing for enthusiasts of Canadian cinema. Collectors are drawn to his limited physical media releases, which capture both his artistic vision and the cultural context of the era. With a keen eye for the unconventional, Delisle’s films are treasured gems that enrich any serious collection.