Lorraine Lévy is a notable figure in French cinema, celebrated for her compelling storytelling and dynamic directorial style. Her film "Knock" (2017), an adaptation of Jules Romain's play, is a standout in her career and has gained a dedicated following among collectors. This film's blend of dark comedy and social commentary resonates with audiences, making it a sought-after title in both DVD and Blu-ray formats. Collectors appreciate Lévy’s unique ability to breathe new life into classic narratives, and "Knock" showcases her talent for blending humor with deeper themes. Starting her career as a screenwriter, Lévy has crafted engaging narratives for various telefilms and notable series like "Joséphine, ange gardien." Her transition to feature films with "The First Time I Turned Twenty" (2004) marked a significant milestone, establishing her as a versatile filmmaker. With her diverse body of work, Lévy continues to be a respected name in the film industry, and her films remain valuable additions to any serious collector's library.