Anna Karenina | Keira Knightley's Epic Love Story 

Cheaters never win.

Read the book. Just a suggestion.

Hi, so in the book it is clear she loves her son, but she was matched to her husband when she was only 19 years old and he was 39. It was a marriage of status. Alexia her husband also took this as a marriage of status and connection and never was a very emotionally intimate or available for Anna and she was very lonely. When she met Vronsky it was the first time Anna ever fell in love and the first time she hadn't felt alone in a long time, because she could share all her pain with Vronsky and he stayed in the beginning. She was never okay with the fact that she had to leave her son, but ended up doing it because of a deep depression she entered after she gave birth to her and Count Vronsky's daughter. I'm not saying that was right by any means, but the way her mind goes in the book makes you really feel bad for her and she really was struggling with her mental health. Later on, she is literally addicted to drugs. It's just a tragedy from the very beginning. Especially when you realize her brother made worse mistakes than she did, he ends up gambling away his fortune and has to use his wife's inheritance for help, he also continuously cheats on his wife with a variety of women and doesn't care if his wife knows or not, because he realizes she can never leave. Anna on the other hand realizes that she has made a mistake in her life and makes another big mistake by cheating on her husband, but still it was with only one person and she gets shunned by society and loses her parental rights to her son and then isn't even granted a divorce that could possibly give her a little more social acceptance. It really did highlight the gender differences that existed and still exist in society.

Did she though? Or did she play roles: perfect mother, perfect wife, perfect sister? And became unable to sustain the performance after Vronsky?

It's a {mysteriously, hypnotically} good film ❤ ❤ ❤

Mr. Darcy, yes, trying to help the bumbling redhead win over the blonde!

I can send it to you it's very hard to find it free ... if you want give me your instagram or whatsapp so I can send it to you ....

I watched it on Amazon prime

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Кому как, а по мне так очень интересно, хоть и своеобразно

And socially awkward too.

Read the book. Levin is a train crash.

I think shows how far one is will go for love, the passion comes with love.

​@@margaretbailey491You mean lust.

Loving someone completely is worth the pain even if it's never meant to be

That was not love. It was lust. BIG difference.

​@@aruglaempire2518Absolutely correct. Love is not a feeling, it's an act of the will.

No it's because at that time train was a new trasportation in russia that's why she's sharing with another aristocrat

How bizarre that you think you have a better understanding than the novelist who wrote in the period.

why do you feel so?

I love Keira so much, but I imagined Anna really different.

Love Keira as Anna ; but think Vronsky is miscast, as well as McFadden. Love the film as experiment though

He’s such a bumbler. The epitome of the mediocre male who has more than he deserves.

I very much disagree about Vronsky, but ok. I think he’s a nutcase but he’s hot af

I have read the book several times, but have not seen any of the films. Which adaptation of AK do you recommend?