Lo Kim-Wah is a distinguished Hong Kong director whose career spans several decades, making significant contributions to the film industry since joining Cinema City in 1983. He initially honed his craft as a gofer and assistant director, before stepping into the spotlight as an executive director in 1993. His directorial debut, *They Don’t Care About Us* (1996), showcased his unique storytelling approach and laid the groundwork for his later works. Among collectors, Lo's 2002 film *The Irresistible Piggies* stands out as a notable title, celebrated for its quirky narrative and vibrant visual style. This film has become a sought-after item due to its cult status and the nostalgia it evokes for early 2000s Hong Kong cinema. Collectors appreciate Lo's ability to blend humor with social commentary, making his films not just entertaining but also meaningful artifacts of their time. His diverse roles beyond directing, including production management on numerous high-profile projects, further solidify his legacy in the realm of physical media.