Natar Ungalaaq, an esteemed actor and filmmaker from Igloolik, NU, is a cornerstone of Indigenous cinema and a cherished figure among physical media collectors. His standout performance as Atanarjuat in the groundbreaking film *Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner* (2001) not only captivated audiences at the Cannes Film Festival but also set a new standard for Inuit storytelling in film. This film, often sought after for its cultural significance and historical impact, remains a pivotal addition to any collector's library. Beyond his iconic role in *Atanarjuat*, collectors are keen on Ungalaaq's contributions to films like *The Necessities of Life* (2008), which garnered an Oscar shortlist, and his directorial debut *Searchers* (2016). Each release showcases his unique perspective and deep-rooted connection to Inuit culture, making them valuable artifacts in the realm of physical media. With a career marked by numerous accolades, including a Genie Award for Best Actor, Ungalaaq’s work continues to resonate, ensuring his films are not just watched, but cherished by collectors and cinephiles alike.