 nostalgic) television series from the 1950s on VHS, in particular those from the CBC Television archives.Since then, Imavision has relinquished the outdated VHS and has focused exclusively on the DVD format.After many important successes in DVD sales, such as Pokémon (most copies sold in pro rata to the world population), Little House on the Prairie (the classic television series most sold on DVD in North America), "", Quebec classics "Les Belles Histoires des pays d'en haut" and "La Petite Vie", and a documentary film about hockey legend Guy Lafleur called "Once Upon a Time...Guy Lafleur", Imavision was among the leading companies in independent French-language DVD distribution in North America.