Cabinet of rareness. My sketches, collections and other obsession. Del Toro G.

Guillermo Del Toro is an outstanding visitor of modern cinema, the author of international hits such as the Labyrinth Favna and the Devil Range, Hellboy and Water Formula (the film was nominated for thirteen Oscars and received four). No less legendary paintings, which he had not yet shot: the film adaptation of Lovecraft's “Range of Madness”, the steampunk version of “Count Monte Cristo” under the name “Left Hand of Darkness”... This book not only contains the story Del Toro about all its cherished projects, realized and not, but it provides you with a unique opportunity to look into the creative cuisine of the master, look through his working notebooks, get acquainted with the collection that he collects his whole life: “A cold house can safely be called the cabinet of rareness, my Kunstkamera. I indulged in collecting... Because my collection is a world, as I imagine it. How I see him in my soul. ” “The artifact that you hold in your hands is a unique portal that allows you to see the gears of an amazing mind spin. Guillermo del Toro's notebooks are compared for a reason with the codes of Leonardo da Vinci: both are a reflection of the creative process of a genius unique to their era, and possibly for history as a whole. There is no one around the world of cinema who could compare with Guillermo Del Toro... ”(James Cameron).