Raivo Adlas, born on January 31, 1940, in Kiisa, Harju County, is a distinguished Estonian actor whose contributions extend beyond the stage to film, making him a notable figure in the world of physical media. Graduating from the Vanemuine Theatre's learning studio in 1965, Adlas has had a prolific career spanning decades. His role in the 2011 film "A Friend of Mine" stands out, garnering attention for its introspective storytelling and Adlas's compelling performance. This film is particularly sought after by collectors due to its unique exploration of friendship and human connection, as well as its status as a contemporary Estonian classic. Adlas's extensive work in theatre, including his long tenure at the Vanemuine Theatre, has cemented his reputation as a versatile actor and director. Collectors appreciate not only his film contributions but also the rich history of Estonian cinema he represents. His ability to embody complex characters makes his releases, especially "A Friend of Mine," valuable additions to any serious film collection.