The legendary film book for Wim Wenders’ movie *Paris, Texas*. (First edition, published in 1984 by Greno Verlagsgesellschaft in collaboration with Road Movies Filmproduktion). Condition: Please examine the photos carefully. The book shows signs of wear; the top right corner is bent outward—it protrudes from the rest of the block. Number of pages: 511 pages. Format / Binding: Softcover (paperback/brochure) in large octavo (Gr.-8vo). Dimensions: Approx. 24 × 19.2 cm (more precisely: 23.2 × 19.6 cm), with a thickness of about 3 cm. Language: The book is trilingual (German, English, and French). Among cinephiles and collectors, this work is considered one of the most successful and beautiful film books ever produced. It contains the screenplay by Sam Shepard (adapted for the film by L.M. Kit Carson), as well as biographies of the cast and crew and behind-the-scenes insights. The visual centerpiece: More than 300 pages of the book form a monumental portfolio of large-format color and black-and-white photographs. These include not only stills from the film, but also Wenders’ iconic images of the American landscape: abandoned billboards, rusted railroad tracks, neon signs, endless highways, and the lonely, vast landscapes of Texas and Los Angeles.