I wasn't very familiar with Jeff Keen's work when I bought the Blu-Ray set from the BFI, but it has proven to be a great addition to my collection. There is plenty of material in the extras and in the accompanying booklet to provide an introduction to Keen's films, so as long as you're open to some eclectic, high-energy collages of popular culture and found objects, you'll find this an illuminating, demanding but exhilarating experience. The man himself is an engaging, defiantly idiosyncratic interviewee, and the joy of many of these films is the way he pours everything in, from self-portraits, to scavenged detritus, pop-culture junk and anything else that catches his magpie eye. While Blu-Ray is often sold on its HD, hygienically clean images, this set will show off its capacity for preserving the look of shop-worn 16mm film (only one of the discs is BD, the others are DVD).