Pride and Prejudice

The measured rural life of the Bennet family is disrupted by the news of the arrival of a wealthy gentleman in the neighboring estate, who is also single. What could evoke greater interest for the parents of five daughters? Perhaps the fact that he is accompanied by friends, among whom there may be even more desirable suitors! Mr. Darcy — the owner of a vast estate and a substantial income — could become one of them. However, his excessive pride and blatant disdain for associating with social equals, the Bennets, cause them to rally against him immediately. Especially biased in her judgments about Mr. Darcy is the young Elizabeth Bennet, whose easygoing nature and directness do not allow her to ignore his arrogant demeanor. On the path to happiness, the proud gentleman and the prejudiced lady must navigate thorny trails and realize that it is but a step from hatred to love.