Nights and Days (ep. 1, 2)

The story takes place at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The series is an epic tale of two families — the Niechcics and the Ostrzeńskis — and, through their lives, a broader story of the Polish landed gentry after the January Uprising of 1863. 
At the forefront stands Barbara, née Ostrzeńska Niechcic, and her husband, Bogumił Niechcic, whom she married out of reason rather than love. Romantic and sensitive, Barbara moves with her husband to the countryside, where Bogumił manages landed estates. She struggles with the change, as her dreams and ambitions were quite different. Deeply in love with her, Bogumił is a good and honorable man — yet Barbara does not always appreciate him. 
The series is an adaptation of Maria Dąbrowska’s four-volume novel of the same title, widely regarded as the finest epic work of Polish interwar literature.