Anna Karenina

The events unfold in the late 19th century, a period defined by rigid social codes and aristocratic privilege. Public life centers on propriety, marriage, and appearances, while private desires threaten to upend the social order. The era provides a backdrop of stylish interiors, formal gatherings, and the looming modernization of Russian society.

Set across imperial Russia, primarily in St. Petersburg and Moscow, with sequences that move to Italy. The lavish salons and ballrooms reflect a society obsessed with reputation. The journeys by night train and the public spaces of the city become stages for romance, scandal, and social scrutiny.

💔 Forbidden Love

Anna and Vronsky’s connection defies marriage and social expectations. The affair tests loyalties, duties, and the limits of personal happiness within a rigid society. Their passion triggers scandal, exile from polite society, and a cascade of consequences that end in tragedy.

🎭 Social Hypocrisy

The story contrasts outward glamour with inward judgment, where whispers and appearances govern lives more than truth. Balls, salons, and public scenes become arenas where reputation is won or ruined. Community spectators shape choices and enforce conformity.

👩‍💼 Women's Agency

Anna’s pursuit of love places her at the center of a gendered trap, highlighting the limited autonomy available to women. Choices are constrained by marriage laws, social duty, and the gaze of peers. The narrative explores whether personal fulfillment can exist within or beyond those boundaries.