Emma

Beautiful, intelligent, and wealthy.
Egocentric, opinionated, and spoiled.
This is Emma Woodhouse.

With no interest in romantic attractions or love, Emma has found meaning in her dull life: orchestrating the romances of others.
She lives by weaving stories and interfering in the love lives of others. And she does it successfully.

Her goal now is to bring together her friend and protégée Harriet Smith with the local vicar, Mr. Elton. She devises the perfect plan.
But she overlooks the most important thing: Mr. Elton wants to marry her.

When his intentions become known, Emma haughtily rejects him.
Mr. Elton leaves, and the charming Frank Churchill arrives to stir things up even more.

Emma begins to show her interest in an attempt to spice up her life with a little drama, but the emptiness inside her grows.
Situations become complicated, emotions get tangled, and Emma, trying to find balance, will face all her flaws.
Searching for answers about herself and her own feelings, she will realize that the truth has always been right in front of her eyes.