Karen Mok Man-Wai, a Hong Kong icon with a career spanning three decades, has left an indelible mark on Asian cinema, making her a vital figure for physical media collectors. Collectors frequently seek out her earlier, often genre-bending work, especially titles like Wong Kar-wai’s neo-noir masterpiece *Fallen Angels* (1995), a cult favorite on Blu-ray and often sought in its original VHS or LaserDisc iterations for its unique aesthetic. Her versatility shone in works ranging from the action-packed *Best of the Best* (1996) and the dramatic *Kitchen* (1997), both of which saw popular DVD releases in Asia and continue to be collectible examples of 90s Hong Kong filmmaking. Her prolific output of over 50 films ensures a diverse collecting experience, with many titles having seen various home video formats, from early VHS and VCD releases to contemporary Blu-ray editions. Even her musical performances, such as the *Happy Paradise Rock Records 30th Anniversary Live In Taipei* (2010), find a place in collector’s libraries, highlighting her multifaceted talent that transcends a single medium. Mok’s consistent presence and often avant-garde roles make her filmography a compelling journey through Hong Kong cinema's vibrant history on physical media.