In 1803, a battalion of British infantrymen set up camp amidst the lush forests of Minneriya, Ceylon. Their attire reminiscent of 19th-century English military, they toil under the afternoon sun, erecting tents and makeshift shelters using cadjans and tree branches. Amidst scattered baggage and the occasional horse-drawn cart, they labor against the backdrop of tropical mountains and the distant Minneriya Tank  --ar 16:9