One Hundred Years of Solitude

2024 • 2 Seasons • 8.0 Returning Series

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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Part 1 Official Trailer [Subtitled]

Official Teaser [Subtitled]

Special Announcement [Subtitled]

Episodes

E1. Macondo

61 min

Fearing a ghost and a curse, Úrsula and José Arcadio leave their town to establish a new home along a few others, braving a journey through tough terr...

E2. It's Like an Earthquake

55 min

Aureliano has visions of a war, while José Arcadio Jr. meets a woman. José Arcadio's alchemy obsession pushes Ursula to find a way to support the fami...

E3. A Daguerreotype of God

68 min

An odd girl brings a delirious sickness to Macondo. José Arcadio becomes fascinated by Melquiades' camera. Rebeca and Amaranta vie for Pietro's attent...

E4. The Chestnut Tree

66 min

A new mayor and his family settle in Macondo. Aureliano experiences love for the first time, while a death drives José Arcadio into madness.

E5. Remedios Moscote

62 min

Arcadio becomes the school's principal, and Pilar has significant news for Aureliano. Remedios fills the Buendía home with joy — until tragedy strikes...

E6. Colonel Aureliano Buendía

63 min

José Arcadio Jr. returns, shocking everyone with his wild nature, specially Rebecca. Amid political unrest, Aureliano becomes a revolutionary leader.

E7. Arcadio and the Liberal Paradise

65 min

Arcadio enforces liberal rule in Macondo, while Aureliano attempts to free a colonel from the conservatives. The looming threat of war finally arrives...

E8. So Many Flowers Fell from the Sky

64 min

Years later, when Aureliano reveals his war plans for Macondo, a heartbroken Ursula comes to a shocking realization about her family.

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3 months ago

10/10

"Many people say this movie is different from the book. However, as a Thai person who isn't familiar with Latin American culture, I found it impossible to imagine the types of characters Márquez intended to write. Watching this film helped me understand the political philosophy behind Benedict Anderson’s definition of society in Imagined Communities." "If you want to know what kind of society people desire, try sharing a book with that community; you will begin to see the collective imagination of its people."