Millor Fernandes, a multifaceted Brazilian artist, made significant contributions to the world of film through his writing and humor. Best known for his work on "I, I, I José Lewgoy" (2011), Fernandes captured the essence of Brazilian cinema with his unique blend of wit and poignancy. This documentary not only showcases the life of the beloved actor José Lewgoy but also illustrates Fernandes' talent for weaving personal narratives into broader cultural reflections, making it a must-have for any serious collector. Collectors seek out Fernandes' work not only for its artistic merit but also for its historical significance in Brazilian cinema. His collaborations and written pieces in prominent publications like Veja and O Pasquim reflect a crucial era in Brazilian cultural discourse, making his film contributions even more valuable. As a testament to his legacy, his works continue to resonate with fans of physical media, highlighting the importance of preserving these unique cultural artifacts.