When Elizabeth Bennet, beautiful, dynamic and independent, but without a high social position, meets Mr. Darcy for the first time, she finds him excessively snobbish and arrogant. On the other hand, Mr. Darcy, a member of an aristocratic family, desperately tries not to be swayed by her charm and intelligence.
Their paths, however, often cross and the dislike they feel for each other grows. Elizabeth is proud of her heritage and her critical gaze, while Mr. Darcy is proud of the name he carries. While their worlds collide, will they be able to overcome the prejudices and selfishness that prevent them from admitting their love and the respect they have for each other?
Jane Austen's novel is one of the most beautiful love stories ever written, while at the same time it provides the author with a unique opportunity to satirize, in a sharp and humorous way, the atmosphere of the era, social norms, and human behavior.