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This article deals with the reading carried out by the Catalan filmmaker Albert Serra in his film Honor de cavalleria of El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha . It analyzes the text in terms of interdiscursive translation/rewriting by arguing that what is adapted is not so much the plot as the enunciative logic that underlies the Cervantine novel.

Deconstructing narrativity on the screen Re-reading Don Quixote in Albert Serra’s <i>Honor de cavalleria</i> (Spain, 2006)