Poldark

Britain is caught in the throes of a severe economic downturn, marked by decreasing wages, increasing costs, and social turmoil, while only the bankers seem content. The year is 1783, and Ross Poldark comes back to Cornwall from the American War of Independence, only to discover his life in shambles: his father has passed away, the family mine has been shut down for some time, his home is in disrepair, and his beloved is engaged to his cousin. Yet, amidst the rugged yet stunning Cornish scenery, Ross learns that hope and love can emerge when least anticipated.