Ivars Seleckis, a pivotal figure in Latvian cinema, has made a lasting impact through his evocative documentaries, particularly as a founding member of the Riga school of poetic documentary film. His work, including the critically acclaimed *New Times at Crossroad Street* (1999) and *Wanted: A Man* (1983), showcases his unique ability to blend visual storytelling with profound social commentary. These films are not just collectible items; they represent a rich tapestry of Latvian culture and history, making them essential additions for any serious film collector. Collectors are drawn to Seleckis’ films for their artistic merit and historical significance, especially *Crossroad Street* (1988), which garnered three prestigious awards and solidified his reputation within the documentary genre. Even in his eighties, Seleckis continues to produce engaging work, demonstrating his enduring passion for filmmaking. His films not only offer a glimpse into Latvia's past but also serve as a testament to the evolution of documentary filmmaking, making them highly sought after in the realm of physical media.