Anna Karenina

(2012)

In the 2012 film Anna Karenina, set in Imperial Russia in 1874, the titular character embarks on a journey to Moscow to reconcile her brother's failing marriage. Anna Karenina, an aristocrat, is in a cold and loveless marriage to Count Alexei Karenin, with whom she has a son. During her trip, she meets the charismatic cavalry officer Count Vronsky and they are instantly drawn to each other. However, Vronsky is planning to propose to Kitty, the younger sister of Anna's sister-in-law, Dolly.

Despite this, Anna manages to successfully resolve her brother's infidelity case and is invited to stay for a ball hosted by Kitty. At the ball, Anna and Vronsky share a passionate dance, attracting the attention of the conservative society. Soon, they engage in a passionate love affair that will ultimately lead Anna down a tragic path.

Anna Karenina is a story of forbidden love, societal constraints, and the consequences of pursuing one's desires in a conservative society. This adaptation captures the timeless tale of Leo Tolstoy's classic novel, exploring themes of love, duty, and personal fulfillment. Prepare to embark on an emotional journey as you witness the arc of Anna Karenina's life and the choices she makes in the pursuit of love and happiness.