Ana é Karenina

I have watch all adaptations an this one is complex and realistic. The actors are doing a very good job in transmitting the message of the book.

Cinematic quality series, easy to access in HD on YouTube, wonderful soundtracks. Really worth the 3 h and something.

The story as portrayed in the movie doesn't emphasize the sin or the passion, but the drama of family life and struggles and the consequences of our actions.

This is my all time favorite Anna Karenina. Actors, wardrobe and sets absolutely gorgeous. About time. I have watched it three times. It did justice to the Tolstoy novel. Oh my beating heart be still , that Vronsky. Anna heartbreakingly gorgeous. The PBS 1977 version is good .

"All happy families resemble each other; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.

... considered one of the pinnacles of world literature... 8-parts - 217 chapters... spread-over 850 pages - (350,000 words... audiobook approx 37 hours long)... this adaptation isn't a classic yet it is decent.. considering the source material that's quite understandable... any 200 minute film reproduction is never going to do Tolstoy's masterwork justice.

I loved this adaptation, which I watched over two nights. The casting and acting are, in my view, superb. All the characters seemed so authentic and Vittoria Puccini so believable as Anna. It is an outstanding production and I hope we will see more of this terrific actress. I can't understand why she hasn't already had more international recognition. Even though the voices had been dubbed, if that is the correct expression, it did not impact on the pleasure of watching the performance which again proves how extremely professional this has been put together. The costumes, filming, just about everything was captivating and, like the novel, I was disappointed when it ended.

I love the gorgeous camera angles from the view of a small pet. I had no idea the narrative was "dubbed" until the second time watching - expert timing. Vittoria Puccini's voice-over perfect.