A 1920s romantic comedy based on L.M. Montgomery’s beloved novel with a diverse cast and a strong feminist heroine.

After being diagnosed with a fatal disease, a shy, 29-year-old woman living in rural Canada, defies her overbearing family, and proposes marriage to the handsome town outcast.

In Georgian England, a young woman with an overactive imagination travels for the first time to the big city where she must learn to distinguish between friends and enemies, rogues and heroes, imagined dangers and very real ones.

This three-part series based on Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey leans into the sharp satire of the original book with colorblind casting.

Jane Austen’s favorite book, which inspired all of her novels and has never been made into a movie.

A sheltered young woman of questionable birth struggles to navigate the bewildering customs of the Lords and Ladies of Georgian London in hopes of marrying a wealthy gentleman. The road to love is full of comic missteps, handsome rogues, and shocking family secrets.

A foppish English gentleman leads a double life, smuggling people out of East Germany into West Berlin. He routinely clashes with Stasi officers, but the greatest threat to his secret identity might be his beautiful and intelligent wife.