One Hundred Years of Solitude

TV Show

2024-

TV-MA

Netflix

1 Season

8 Episodes

Episode Guide

Spanish

Drama, Fantasy

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8.2

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In the mythical town Macondo, seven generations of the Buendía family navigate love, oblivion and the inescapability of their past — and their fate.

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One Hundred Years of Solitude

TV-MA

TV Show

2024-

Spanish

Netflix

Drama, Fantasy

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1 Season

8 Episodes

Episode Guide

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In the mythical town Macondo, seven generations of the Buendía family navigate love, oblivion and the inescapability of their past — and their fate.

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Macondo

Season 1 Episode 1

December 11th 2024

It's Like an Earthquake

Season 1 Episode 2

December 11th 2024

A Daguerreotype of God

Season 1 Episode 3

December 11th 2024

The Chestnut Tree

Season 1 Episode 4

December 11th 2024

Remedios Moscote

Season 1 Episode 5

December 11th 2024

Colonel Aureliano Buendía

Season 1 Episode 6

December 11th 2024

Arcadio and the Liberal Paradise

Season 1 Episode 7

December 11th 2024

So Many Flowers Fell from the Sky

Season 1 Episode 8

December 11th 2024

Cast

Full Cast & Crew

Claudio Cataño

Colonel Aureliano Buendía

Gino Montesinos

Melchiades the Alchemist

Ruggero Pasquarelli

Pietro Crespi

Marco Antonio González

José Arcadio Buendía

Úrsula Iguarán

Aureliano Iguarán

Matilde

Leonor Moscote

Amaranta Buendía

Created By: Alex Garcia Lopez, Laura Mora

Directed By: Alex Garcia Lopez (5 Episodes), Laura Mora (3 Episodes)

Written By: Gabriel García Márquez (8 Episodes) (Novel), Jose Rivera (1 Episode)

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Nordavind says...

3 months ago

The book is among my favourites and I really liked this adaptation. Of course I still prefer the book, much richer in detail, but bearing in mind the tremendous task of trying to bring this kind of story to the screen, I consider it a job well done, with vibrant colors, incredible settings and costumes and a great cast. Although only around 40% has been adapted so I'm worrying that the second season will rush the remaining story

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miguelreina says...

3 months ago

Someone at Netflix has come up with the idea that adapting Gabriel García Márquez's novel could not be done in less than a 19-hour long story, which already indicates a wrong approach: wanting to convey the story as faithfully as possible. But the magic is lost along the way, among some of the "platform series" tics, such as the hand-held camera and a certain visual notoriety to reflect the budget. Far from the Latin American cinema of great masters who managed to integrate magical realism as if it were an integral part of the narrative, here micro-stories are told and pages are turned as if it were an audiobook.

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IronRinn says...

2 months ago

I'll start by saying that I haven't read the novel and that I started watching the TV series to see if I would like it. Well, I had confirmation that it's not literature for me. The photography, the costumes and the dialogues are extremely well-crafted and I think they create the atmosphere of Marquez's novel, but all that metaphysical symbolism is extremely boring and heavy.

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gredfo says...

3 months ago

A faithful rendition of Sr. Marquez’ seminal novel. So much allegory! So many layers! Read the book and watch this series. Or vice versa.

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