Pan’s Labyrinth marks its 20th anniversary this year, though its stunning artistry (and themes condemning far-right politics) remain as timeless as ever. To celebrate, Guillermo del Toro‘s fantastical classic is getting a 4K theatrical showcase, in both 2D and 3D versions, courtesy of Cineverse and Fathom Entertainment. That’s coming October 9. But even earlier, Insight Editions is releasing a pair of commemorative books that look nearly as beautiful as the film itself. First up is Pan’s Labyrinth: The Complete Screenplay, with a foreword by director Baz Luhrmann, plus an introduction by del Toro himself. As you might expect, this won’t just be a bound copy of the screenplay; it will also feature “a wide range of materials from the film’s production, including specially commissioned new art by visual artist Tomás Hijo, original concept art, and storyboards. From early visual designs to moments captured during filming, the book traces the development of the story’s characters, environments, and atmospheres, revealing how the film’s distinctive blend of fantasy and historical drama was brought to life.” It will cost $50 and arrive September 8. Here’s a glimpse at some of its contents: © Insight Editions © Insight Editions © Insight Editions © Insight Editions © Insight Editions © Insight Editions The other Insight volume is Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth: Inside the Creation of a Modern Fairy Tale—20th Anniversary Edition. It’s described as a “revised and expanded” version that includes a foreword by Steven Spielberg and a new preface from del Toro.