Channel 4 has released the trailer for Summerwater, a gripping and atmospheric new drama based on Sarah Moss’s acclaimed novel, premiering this November.
The six-part series is set at a remote loch-side holiday cabin park in the Scottish Highlands and takes place over a single, rain-soaked summer’s day. What starts as a calm getaway progressively evolves into a haunting portrayal of modern Britain as tensions among holidaymakers rise toward a devastating climax.
Each episode offers a different perspective, intertwining the private lives of families and couples inhabiting the same wilderness area. The story captures restless children, arguing parents, lonely lovers, and nostalgic pensioners.
Described as a thrilling and compulsive study of nature, class, family, and the pursuit of fleeting happiness.
Summerwater presents an unvarnished but empathetic view of how fragile civility can become when both weather and tempers are unsettled.
Overall, Summerwater is a compelling portrayal of human connections tested by external pressures in a striking Highland setting.
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