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WARNING: IMAGES OF SUICIDE AND SELF-HARM.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE THE MASTER STRATEGIST OF THE 19TH CENTURY

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE

Aureliano asked Arcadio to get Macondo in better shape

than how he'd left it.

Arcadio had a very unique interpretation of this request.

He's dressed like a general.

People of Macondo!

The true essence of Macondo must be restored by all of us!

Yes! We must do it together!

I have decided… that as of right this second,

all men are required by law to report for military service at the station.

Everyone will have to wear the bandana that my soldiers will hand out right now!

Every house, every establishment, every wall

will bear the same red color of our party!

Our party, huh? Hmm.

Listen. It's one thing for us to stand up against the Conservative violence,

but our people have been free since before you were even born!

That's true. That's true!

What would your son say then, Matilde?

Is he not risking his life out there, with the colonel?

With this bandana around his arm too, hmm?

Everyone standing here has seen what these bastards are willing to do!

So ask yourself, what are we willing to do for ourselves?

Whatever is necessary, Catarino!

Because this is our town!

- This is our territory! - Yeah!

To the Liberals! Whoo!

Yeah!

- Long live the Liberal Party! - To the Liberals!

- I wonder what Úrsula thinks, Father. - She won't think anything.

Arcadio is still a child,

and what he's doing is simply a show, that's all.

I don't know, Father. I don't think he's a child anymore.

Don't listen to him.

His bark is worse than his bite.

One side each.

Let's go.

- Come on, Father. - What are you doing?

- Hey! - Amen!

Get him! stop it! Please!

- Lock it. Let's go! - No, please!

- Stay still, Father! - Bye!

Hey, stay in there! Go, go, go! Careful, man. Watch your hand.

- Open the door! Hey! - Hey! Yeah!

Open the door!

What are you doing?!

I'm leaving.

Rebeca's firm character and the voracity of her stomach,

absorbed José Arcadio's boundless energy.

He went from being a lazy womanizer to a massive work animal.

It was said that he had begun by plowing his own yard

and that he continued straight ahead into neighboring lands,

knocking down fences and ranches

until he seized the best plots of land around.

Morning.

That your house over there?

Mm-hmm.

How may I help you?

How, uh… how much do you pay for all this?

- Pay? - To who exactly?

This land belongs to us.

According to who?

And who are you to come here and ask me about all that?

José Arcadio Buendía.

The eldest son of the founder of Macondo.

Well then,

your old man knows that we have lived in this home

since long before the awful insomnia.

It looks to me like you appropriated land that belongs to my family,

after my father went insane.

And you never paid him anything.

Or am I wrong?

Those bastards aren't just murdering us.

They're humiliating us.

I don't know how many weapons they have.

We'll do as you say, Colonel.

Mm…

Colonel Carmona, I'm Colonel Aureliano Buendía.

We're gonna get you outta here.

Thank you, Colonel.

Liberals!

Come on! Come on!

You have to get Carmona! Go get Carmona!

They need me as a hostage, Colonel!

Save your people!

Colonel! Today's not the day, Colonel!

Soldier! Today's not the day!

I'll come back for you as soon as I have more men.

You have my word.

- Aureliano! - So stay strong.

Retreat, soldiers!

- Let's go! - Attack!

Let's go! Let's go!

Visbal! Visbal!

We had them, my friend. We have to keep fighting.

Take it easy, brother.

Throwing blows isn't gonna help you recover.

Come on, drink.

Aureliano, what are we gonna do?

Trying to leave camp like this is pointless. It's going to be impossible.

I have to go and find help.

Alone?

There must be a camp of Conservatives in every town from here to San Juan.

Yes, but my odds are better if I go alone.

He's right, brother.

Evening. I need your help, sir.

You don't need to do this, sir.

Father!

- No! - Get back inside!

What's going on with you?

Catarino, give me that bottle.

What did he say?

He says that I have to pay him for the ten years

that I have been working the land we live on… or he'll shoot me.

Wait a minute.

The same boy, the same José Arcadio that took his clothes off

right there at that table and raffled himself off to women?

The same exact one. That's him.

We have to talk to Arcadio, see if he knows that.

Mm. That's the right thing to do.

What's he gonna do about it? Chase him around with his imaginary spear?

Look, Anibal.

Remember this is Macondo's civil and military chief

we're referring to.

No, I'm talking about a young boy who's gone mad

and walks around in a costume saying all sorts of nonsense.

Why do you pay so much attention to that boy, anyway?

The reason I pay attention is because he is the one

that Colonel Aureliano Buendía put in charge.

Now, if you don't respect what Arcadio says,

does that mean you don't respect Aureliano either?

What's the matter, my friend?

We gonna fight over this?

Tell me which side you're on, and I'll tell you if we're fighting.

Well, we're on the same side.

Huh. All right, then.

Have a drink, my friend.

Ready!

Aim your guns!

Fire!

Come on, boys. Let's go! Again!

Ready!

Aim!

Arcadio! Catarino!

- Goddamn it! - Son of a…

You can't just shoot! You have to listen to orders!

- What's going on? - I need to speak to you.

You have to train those dogs.

- I'm joking. - Don't you dare touch my dogs.

They won't calm down. To what do we owe this pleasure?

How are you, sister?

You're our very first visitor.

It's hot. Can I have something to drink?

I was hoping we could talk.

Have a seat.

I was on my way out. What's the matter?

I've been told about what you're doing in the fields, and we need to discuss it.

I don't meddle in your affairs, so why are you meddling in mine?

Unfortunately,

my position forces me to meddle in everything.

Don't worry about it. You can relax. I didn't come here for an explanation.

I came to legalize it for you.

No property has ever been registered in this town.

Until now.

All you have to do to become the owner of the land

is to sign this form right here.

Of course, we expect you to make a small contribution to our office.

Don't worry. You could pay us with what you earn from your plots.

That's up to you.

That's certainly something I won't meddle in.

Wah!

"According to official sources,

the rebels have devastated entire populations,

and all in the name of the Liberal Party."

Hmm.

And where's the part that says how the Conservatives got here?

They just forget to include that?

And you're still here.

Tied up, like a madman.

But I'm glad your here, at least.

Hmm.

Who knows what you'd do if you had any idea

of what's been going on.

Hmm.

Hmm.

What's wrong? What is it? Visitación!

Look at me. Pietro! Pietro! Here!

- I'm coming, what's going on? - Look at me, Visitación!

- Visitación! - Help me, son.

What are you doing here, son?

I think this is the place where your mother realized

we had been moving around in circles.

I have this peculiar feeling I've already been through all of this.

You know, I never actually told your mother

that I never stopped being lost.

As if I haven't been over at his house since he was a baby.

As if I wasn't, for all intents and purposes,

part of his family.

And now he's building that colossal house all of a sudden.

With whose money?

With ours.

Let's see. What does it say?

It says that his office actually has the right

to 15% of every drink I sell.

Women must pay 20% for every customer they fuck,

and that you must pay 8% of your total earnings.

But why is our percentage higher?

Mm…

Oh, the things my dear friend José Arcadio would do

if he wasn't tied up to that old chestnut tree.

- Just what we needed. - No.

Gentlemen!

Hello.

Hey, Catarino.

Why don't you bring over some rum for, uh… for us and, um,

some water for Franco, please?

Thank you.

Are you gonna pay the full amount, or should I deduct what I have to pay you?

You don't have to pay me anything, Catarino.

What you're paying for is the war.

Or how do you think it'll be financed? With will?

And here I was thinking you were on our side.

Hey, where's the music?

Or can't you afford that anymore?

Come on. Of course he can.

There will always be music in here.

♪ One of my dear old friends ♪

♪ Begs for rum at this cantina ♪

♪ Stealing money from the women ♪

- ♪ Sending all our men to war-- ♪ - Sing something else?

I don't know. Something happier, something nice.

All right, give me a second.

Cut it out!

Forgive me.

So there won't always be music after all.

Brother! Aníbal!

Anibal!

He's dead.

Arcadio!

Arcadio!

I just wanna talk to him. Arcadio!

- Pilar, what's the matter? - Santa Sofía, I need to talk to Arcadio.

What the hell is the matter with you?

I asked the cards about you.

I don't have time for this.

Listen to me!

No one cares about you more than I do. Believe me.

In the future, a woman will try to give you advice.

You have to listen to her.

Are you done?

He needs to stay alert.

Please tell him.

Easy now.

I promise you're not the first Liberal soldier to find refuge here.

Thank you for everything, but my men are waiting for me.

Where are you going?

There are men everywhere trying to find Liberals like you.

Listen, ma'am,

I don't have time.

I need to find reinforcements.

I'll take you to someone who can help you.

But not before sunset. We stay inside until then.

It's because of them that we do this.

There are hawks outside.

Wait! Wait! Stop!

He's one of us.

- I'm Colonel Aureliano Buendía! - Let him in.

I lost several of my men when trying to rescue Colonel Carmona.

And those of us who survived

are mostly severely wounded now

and in need of something to eat.

I have heard rumors about you, Colonel Buendía.

I'm Colonel Gregorio Stevenson.

Pleasure to meet you, sir.

Pleasure, sir.

When are we leaving then?

We leave when you say so.

My friend!

Where's Visbal?

It wasn't just our men that the Conservatives killed, Gerineldo.

They're doing the same thing all over.

We need to put a stop to this now.

This sorry excuse of a government must fall.

Look, I know that the army has more resources than we do…

but we have something those other men don't!

We have a fighting spirit

and the greatest debt of honor to our fallen other soldiers!

But our priority is to save our people.

Otherwise, what are any of us fighting for?

And I don't know if you feel the same way I do…

but we musn't stop fighting,

not until we make those sons of bitches pay us all back

every last single drop of blood that our men have shed for us!

- Long live Colonel Buendía! - To Buendía!

And long live the Liberal Party!

Long live the Liberals!

- The Liberals are coming! - Liberals approaching!

For the Liberal Party!

"Úrsula. Mother."

"I won't deny that sometimes, we suffer from hunger."

"I have not stopped being afraid,

and I am getting used to burying my friends…"

"…but there is a profound feeling that keeps us going."

"Maybe it's because we're brushing against death

or because we are fighting for what is just."

"I don't know."

"But the truth is that nothing has ever felt more right

than being with those who are unwilling to bend a knee to anyone."

"I am sorry I cannot tell you where I'm headed

or how long it'll be before we meet again."

"But I can assure you that now, more than ever,

I am awake."

Ah!

I won't ever see my boy again, Visitación.

Either a bullet or starvation will get him.

What's wrong, child?

What is it?

It won't be starvation.

Ma'am,

please do me this favor,

and bring Father Nicanor.

I need to see him.

Father Nicanor!

Father Nicanor!

Oh! God bless you, Úrsula.

Dear God, Father. Who did this to you?

Arcadio.

Arcadio!

Don't you dare put your hands on me!

Arcadio!

Don't even think of touching me!

Where are you? Where is he?!

Good afternoon to you too.

Ready to pay your taxes?

Who the hell do you think you are?

The civil and military authority of our people.

When Aureliano finds out that you murdered Aníbal

and that you've been taking advantage of this town,

he'll have you shot.

And I'll be first to celebrate.

You're a disgrace to the Buendía name.

Make no mistake, Arcadio.

It's one thing to fear

and another to respect.

Úrsula.

I'm honored that I'm not a Buendía.

You made that quite clear.

Just let her go.

After the confusion of Rebeca's vehement fondling,

Pietro Crespi found love in Amaranta.

I know that park in Firenze very well.

It's full of beautiful flowers.

Amaranta,

I know it hasn't been that long…

but Úrsula has already given us her blessing.

And besides, I think Aureliano José deserves a family.

Hmm.

And I would love nothing more in the world

than to take you to see Italy.

Amaranta Buendía…

will you marry me?

It doesn't have to be right away.

Not this coming month or year or ever.

If you really love me, Pietro,

don't come back to this house again.

♪ Where are you? ♪

♪ Where are you ♪

♪ My beloved? ♪

♪ Come console ♪

♪ The soul ♪

♪ The soul ♪

♪ Come ♪

♪ Come ♪

♪ My beloved ♪

♪ Where… ♪

Macondo woke up in a sort of angelic stupor…

caused by the sounds of a string instrument…

…the world was not worthy of.

And the most adoring voice the Earth could ever conceive.

♪ Come ♪

♪ Come console ♪

♪ The soul ♪

Perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

Let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Úrsula abandoned her forever.

Ready! Aim guide!

Fire!

Ready!

Aim! Fire!

Ready!

Aim!

Fire!

Ready!

Aim! Fire!

Ready!

Aim! Fire!

- Mr. Moscote. - Catarino.

Listen, since the incident with Aníbal, no one wants to go out.

Musicians fled to neighboring towns,

and the women in my establishment are starving.

Well, how is that my concern?

I mean, you're the mayor, aren't you?

If you don't put an end to Arcadio's nonsense, then who will?

No, Catarino.

I'm nothing.

But now you all have what you wanted.

A Liberal paradise.

Well, go enjoy it.

Look at what we have come to, José Arcadio Buendía.

Look at our empty house.

Just the two of us, as it was when it all began.

Our children, a true disgrace to the family name.

Don't listen to what I tell you.

God wanted Rebeca and José Arcadio to get married,

and they're both very happy.

And Aureliano… seems like our son has become a real hero out there.

Look.

He sent us a letter not long ago.

Do you want me to read it?

He hasn't written to us in months.

Úrsula!

Úrsula!

Úrsula!

Do something, please! Do something!

You continue to defy the law!

Say what you will about me!

But we will always be listening to you!

Ready!

Aim!

I dare you, you bastard!

- Don't push it, Úrsula. - Or what?

You'll kill me as well?

Do it. Just do it!

I'd rather die than cry the shame of having raised a fucking monster!

I said get out of the way!

Murderer! Murderer!

Can't you see that you're terrorizing your own people?!

Enough!

The Colonel entrusted me

as the civil and military chief of Macondo!

Aureliano is dead now!

What are you gonna do, huh?

You're worthless, Arcadio.

Listen closely.

Everybody will paint their house the way they see fit.

Next time you try to extort or kill someone else in this town…

I will find out.

Come on!

Úrsula. Úrsula. Úrsula.

There, there. It's going to be all right.

From that day on, she was the one who ruled the town.

But in spite of her fortitude,

she still wept over her unfortunate fate.

Has no one paid?

No one, boss.

Excuse me, boss.

- A woman's here to see you. - Franco, I don't want visitors.

Yes, sir.

Move back!

Easy.

Sir, I'm Colonel Gregorio Stevenson.

Colonel Buendía sent me here in order to deliver a message.

The Conservative army is on its way.

They're near.

The colonel orders you to surrender when they arrive.

- Take him away. - Come here, you liar.

Listen to me! Please don't! There are over 500--

- That's enough! - They carry heavy artillery!

- Resisting will lead to a massacre! - Let's go.

Do as the colonel says!

Do as a dead man says?

The Colonel isn't dead, Arcadio!

We've been fighting alongside General Medina for months.

I can prove that he sent me if you give me a chance to show you.

The colonel sold hundreds of those fish pendants

long before the war started.

Confine him.

There's no time left! They're too close!

The colonel is preparing a counteroffensive

to regain control of the town!

Arcadio, listen to me!

- Listen to me! They're almost here! - Come on.

Arcadio! Arcadio!

Leave me alone.

Those Conservatives are a bunch of fairies…

…sending a spy dressed as a woman.

A woman?

There was a man dressed like a woman.

He was saying that the Conservatives are coming.

Arcadio! Arcadio, what's happening?

Come on, boss! Let's go!

Run! Run!

Take cover! Take cover!

Whoa!

Yah!

No!

No, no, no, no, no!

Oh!

Help me!

Franco! Franco!

- We have to go! - To the station! To the station!

Run! Run! Go! Go! Go!

Make way!

Oh!

Arcadio!

Run, boss! Go! Run!

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Arcadio! Set me free!

Spare me the indignity of dying in restrains

dressed up as a woman!

Free me! Free me!

Uh!

- Uh! - Uh!

Oh!

- Ah! - Ah!

Ah!

Oh!

Fire!

Ah!

Hurry! Hurry!

Uh!

Hey!

Be quiet. Be quiet.

No! Get out, you piece of shit!

Get out! Get out!

Please don't! Don't!

Moscote, you need to do something!

Moscote! You need to stop this massacre!

- And what do you expect me to do now? - Make them stop firing.

- Tell them to cease fire! - I have no power--

No!

Apolinar!

Arcadio!

Come with me! Come on! Run!

Take shelter!

Get to safety!

- Run! Come on, let's go! - Hurry, let's get to the house!

- Come on, Arcadio! - Arcadio, for God's sake!

Stop this madness!

Stop right there!

I'm Captain Roque Carnicero!

We didn't come for you, lady.

But our orders are clear. Move out of the way.

Arcadio.

Don't!

- Don't you touch them. - Soldiers!

Let's go!

In the last two hours of his life,

Arcadio thought about his people without sentimentality.

Confronting a hard reckoning,

he began to understand how much he truly loved those he had hated most.

Any last words from you?

Tell my wife

that our little girl should be named Úrsula.

And if the baby is a boy,

he shall be called José Arcadio.

Not after his uncle, but his grandfather.

Attention!

Get ready!

Take aim!

You bastards!

- Long live the Liberal Party! - Soldiers, fire!

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY GABRIEL GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ