In a world where traditions are strong, where prejudices and unwavering stereotypes reign, where feelings are usually kept under strict control, it is difficult for anyone to dare to listen to their heart. But the heart does not know the rules, and the outcome can be completely unpredictable.
In what is arguably the greatest work of literature of all time, Anna Karenina comes to Moscow to help save her brother Stepan's marriage to his wife Dolly. There she meets the officer Vronsky and begins a passionate but forbidden relationship. Kitty, who is in love with Vronsky, is disappointed when he chooses Anna and rejects Levin, who loves her sincerely. Levin retreats to his estate, searching for the meaning of life. Meanwhile, the bond between Anna and Vronsky deepens, and her marriage to Karenin disintegrates.
The abyss of passions, love and betrayal, birth and death, the eternal search for the meaning of life, the moral ideal, the hidden laws of existence – it is even impossible to list the variety of topics raised by Leo Tolstoy in his immortal work.
