CINCO GUIONES

By Jean-Luc Godard
Published by Alianza Editorial, Madrid, 1973
Softcover | 421 pages | 17.5 cm
Language: Spanish
ISBN: 84-206-1459-9
Condition: Brand New

This volume gathers five of the most iconic screenplays by Jean-Luc Godard, one of the central figures of the French Nouvelle Vague and a filmmaker whose work forever altered the language of cinema. In Cinco guiones, Godard’s vision is presented not through image but through word revealing the literary structure, cadence, and philosophical density that defined his early period.

Translated into Spanish and published by Alianza Editorial in 1973, this edition offers a rare printed window into Godard’s radical syntax and narrative form. The scripts maintain the fragmented structure and political undertone that characterize his films, offering insight into his methods of storytelling, montage, and commentary on modernity, media, and ideology.

More than a collection of screenplays, this book is a vital artifact for cinephiles, scholars, and lovers of postwar European cinema an invitation to read the cinema as literature and to understand Godard’s work beyond the screen.