What's Coming: Netflix's 'Cien años de soledad' Season 2 Tops Streaming Premieres This Week
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Netflix's second season of "Cien años de soledad" premieres this week, concluding the series based on Gabriel García Márquez's novel.
- Other streaming premieres include "El conde de Montecristo" on Universal, "Star Wars: Visions. La Novena Jedi" on Disney+, and "Sterling Point" on Prime Video.
- Film releases include "Erupcja" on Mubi, following a volcanic eruption that strands characters in Warsaw.
August kicks off with a strong slate of streaming premieres, led by Netflix's highly anticipated second and final season of "Cien años de soledad." Available from Wednesday, this installment promises to reveal the definitive secrets of Melquíades and conclude the saga of the Buendía family, bringing to a close the adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez's iconic 1967 novel.
Universal adds a new eight-episode adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic adventure novel, "El conde de Montecristo," on Tuesday. This version offers a fresh perspective on the tale of lost love and revenge, featuring a visually rich production and cinematic treatment.
Disney+ will debut "Star Wars: Visions. La Novena Jedi" on Wednesday. This series, comprising eight episodes, continues the narrative shortly after the events of the "Star Wars: Visions" shorts, following Lah Kara's Jedi training under Margrave Juro.
Prime Video introduces the American drama series "Sterling Point" on Wednesday. Created by Megan Park, the show centers on 17-year-old Annie Jacobson, who inherits a mysterious island in Canada from her grandfather, leading to new friendships, romances, and family secrets.
On the film front, Mubi presents "Erupcja" starting Friday. The movie follows Bethany and her boyfriend Rob, who are stranded in Warsaw by a volcanic eruption. Bethany sees this as an opportunity to re-evaluate her life, reconnect with a childhood friend, and embark on a European journey filled with memories and unresolved issues.
Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.