The Entire A24 Screenplay Book Collection

This is your chance to explore the full A24 Screenplay Book Catalog—an exclusive collection that brings the studio’s most iconic films straight to your bookshelf. Each book offers a deep dive into the creative process, featuring the full screenplay alongside behind-the-scenes photography, essays, and filmmaker insights.

Whether you’re a cinephile, an aspiring filmmaker, or simply a fan of A24’s bold storytelling, these beautifully crafted books allow you to experience cinema in its purest form—on the page. From haunting horror to heartfelt drama, avant-garde sci-fi to boundary-pushing indie gems, this collection celebrates the films that have defined a generation.

Discover the Complete Collection Below:

• Everything Everywhere All At Once Dive into the multiverse with Daniels’ imaginative script, accompanied by exclusive behind-the-scenes content that showcases the film’s innovative storytelling.
• The Lighthouse Experience the psychological tension of Robert Eggers’ screenplay, complemented by essays and imagery that delve into the film’s atmospheric cinematography.
• Midsommar Explore Ari Aster’s unsettling narrative set against a sun-drenched festival, with insights into the film’s unique approach to horror.
• Minari Discover Lee Isaac Chung’s heartfelt story of a Korean-American family’s pursuit of the American Dream, enriched with personal essays and cultural context.
• The Lobster Enter Yorgos Lanthimos’ dystopian world where single people must find a mate or face transformation, with commentary on the film’s absurdist themes.
• Under The Skin Jonathan Glazer’s enigmatic screenplay invites readers into a haunting narrative, accompanied by discussions on its abstract storytelling.
• Lady Bird Greta Gerwig’s coming-of-age tale is presented with reflections on adolescence and the nuances of mother-daughter relationships.
• 20th Century Women Mike Mills’ script offers a portrait of three women navigating life and love in the late 1970s, with insights into the era’s cultural backdrop.
• Hereditary Ari Aster’s chilling screenplay delves into family secrets and supernatural terror, with analyses of its psychological horror elements.
• Moonlight Barry Jenkins’ Oscar-winning script explores identity and intimacy, accompanied by essays on its profound social impact.
• The Witch Robert Eggers’ debut screenplay immerses readers in a 17th-century New England folktale, with discussions on its historical authenticity.
• Ex Machina Alex Garland’s thought-provoking script examines artificial intelligence and human consciousness, with insights into its philosophical themes.

Each of these screenplay books is meticulously designed, offering fans and aspiring filmmakers a deeper appreciation of the narratives that have defined A24’s cinematic legacy. Whether you’re interested in the creative process, production design, or storytelling techniques, this collection serves as both an educational resource and a collector’s treasure.