Bjork does it again with a 5 DVD release collection "Television ‘DVD’ archive" including:

1. MTV Unplugged & MTV Live 1994-1998 (inc. trks from ‘Debut’, ‘Post’, and ‘Homogenic’)
2. Later 1995-2001 (five performances from BBC/UK TV show “Later With Jools Holland”)
3. Miniscule 2001 (behind the scenes of the Vespertine tour from opera houses around the world)
4. Inside Björk 2003 (the definitive profile, a documentary spanning the early formative Icelandic associations to collaborations with Thom Yorke, the RZA, Missy Elliot et al.)
5. The Inner or Deep part of an Animal or Plant Structure 2001 (the making of Medulla inc. bonus DVD-Audio 5:1 version of the album).

NTSC Version region Zero (compatible with most PAL players).

Reasons this rules? She's selling her archives. I wish so much that other bands I love would do this (Faith No More?!). And it's region 0 (ie. importable around the world). I found this while trying to find information on an hour long documentary on Bjork I found on one of my tapes (broadcast on ABC I think). Unfortunately I missed the start and credits don't have much info. I don't think any of the docos in this collection are it though, it seemed to be from the 90s.

I'm guessing the documentary was "The Southbank Show / Brovo Profile - Bjork" broadcast in 1997. Suggestions on bjork's grapewire suggest that the recently released "Inside Björk" [Amazon] doco takes a much wider view of Bjork's history. I might look into it.