Black autobiography movies of hemingways novels

Fran Glaría | Traveling Steps

One of America’s most prolific and celebrated writers to change the literary landscape is undeniably Ernest Hemingway.

His roots in fictional writing were based on his strengths as a journalist—factually stated, to-the-point, and impactful words carefully crafted to impart the essence, depth, and breadth of a story arch without decorative flourishes.

While it’s always a challenge to capture a work of writing and adequately refashion it for the silver screen, here are five worthwhile adaptations of works by the incomparable Ernest Hemingway.

The Sun Also Rises

It was 1957, Hollywood’s golden era, when the shiniest stars at that time collided in this film.

Tyrone Power, Errol Flynn, Mel Ferrer and the most beautiful woman in the history of movies, Ava Gardner, brought to life the passion of the Running of the Bulls.

The movie goes around the impossible relationship between Lady Bret (Ava Gardn