Mireia Ros, born Lidia Sentís on December 3, 1956, in Barcelona, has carved a unique niche in Spanish cinema, particularly cherished by collectors of physical media. Her early work in **Alicia en la España de las maravillas** (1978) showcased her talent in a whimsical adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic, making it a sought-after title for fans of cult cinema. However, it’s her striking performance in **Money's Bitch** (1981) that solidified her status among collectors. This gritty film has gained a notorious reputation, often celebrated for its bold storytelling and Ros’s compelling portrayal, leading it to become a must-have for enthusiasts of vintage Spanish films. Ros's versatility shines in later projects like **[REC]³: Génesis** (2012), which further expanded her fanbase among horror aficionados. With a career spanning decades, her films are not just artifacts of cinematic history; they embody the evolution of Spanish storytelling. Collectors seek her work not only for its artistic merit but also for its cultural significance, making her titles valuable additions to any physical media library.