One Hundred Years of Solitude | Official Teaser | Netflix

The literary masterpiece by Nobel Prize winning author Gabriel García Márquez comes to Netflix. ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ is the story of the Buendía family, tormented by madness, impossible love, war, and the fear of a curse that condemns them to solitude for a hundred years in the mythical town of Macondo. Coming soon to Netflix.

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One Hundred Years of Solitude | Official Teaser | Netflix

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

[bendevere]

Many years later, as he watched the Netflix trailer, he could still remember the opening lines of this book word for word.

[athulkrishnakp]

For those who are planning to watch this series, I would suggest to read the nove first. Other wise you are ruining one of the best aesthetic experience you can have. The craft and imagination of best 100 film makers of all time put together can't match with what Márquez has done with words in the novel.

[awsafrahmanzidane]

This is one of my most favourite books. Really hope they do this story justice.

[olgaH]

The book is simply brilliant. You can read it again every year and still find something new.

[deleted.account]

Finally something that's not drugs or cartels.
Let go off that old stigma! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[mainesuspect]

If Remedios the Beauty is going to float to heaven in a cloud of butterflies, I want to see it.

[JurandirGouveia]

One of the best books I've read and one of the best first lines in the history of literature. Looking forward for this one.

[taronarakelyan]

Arcadios and Aurelianos.. Arcadios and Aurelianos

[Danxethenightaway]

Finally Latino culture at its best and NOT about drugs nor violent cartels

[PozoBlue]

Omg please please please be good. This is one of the most iconic, magical books ever written. Please oh please be good and worthy of it!!

[obcl]

Netflix, you better not mess this up! There will be a whole lot of South Americans waiting to make sure this is worthy of Garcia Marquez's great opus. Myself included.
That said, I'm very excited to see this!!!

[paulami]

This book gave me the love to read back in high school. Since then I have read it so many times I can recite paragraphs out of it. I hope this gives the book justice. I am excited and afraid.

[muskanchoudhary]

It's brave of the creators to even attempt to make this! ❤

[andrewh]

One of the most gorgeous books ever written. Do not mess this up, Netflix. You take on real, not financial, responsibility when you adapt something like this.

[nidhibr]

Magical realism of Marquez comes alive

[ErikaMoulton-cvkf]

The literal chills I have from watching this trailer!!! To hear the first sentence in the book as part of the teaser is simply AMAZING!!!

[knae]

I cried for an hour when I finished the book. I can't believe this is happening. I wanna cry again.

[billyalarie]

OH MY GOD ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOOKS OF ALL TIME

[BryAnthonyC]

Damn that guy in the thumbnail got a killer mustache

[tohawk]

Seems nice, but i think the reason the book is truly unadaptable has nothing to do with the events but the prose itself. As it is written in a way that is itself a summary of periods with highlights on certain events. Similar as to when a relative tells you a story from the family history.