
Anna Karenina
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1997
- 108 min
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(0.00 / 0 votes)Always in my dream,
I'm clinging to a branch,
Knowing full well that
death inevitably awaits me.
The fear of dying without ever having
Known love was greater than the fear
of death itself I Know now I was not alone
in the horror of this darKness.
So, too, was the fear
of Anna Karenina.
It was then that a drop of honey
sweet enough to divert my eyes
from the cruel truth
came into my llfe.
She was the princess
EKaterina ScherbatsKy.
Thank you, Constantine Dmitrich.
I didnt know that
you were in Moscow.
I arrived yesterday.
I mean, today.
I was going
to come to see you.
I didnt know
I'm awful.
But the rumor is that
you are a superlative skater.
Oh, years ago. It used to be
my passion.
Skate with me.
Must be dull in the country
in the winter.
Not at all. I'm very busy.
Mama said that you live
like a barbarian out there
and wear peasant clothes.
Theres a lot more to it
than you think.
Its very scientific.
Are you here for long?
I dont know.
That depends on you.
Mamas waiting for me.
- May I call on you?
- Were at home on Thursday as usual.
Today, then.
Au revoir!
You said you wanted my advice
on a delicate matter?
Yes, Stiva.
I think I'm in love...
but I'm plain and too old.
She may be able to love me as a friend,
but I wouldve to be handsome
and more remarkable to make
her love me as a husband.
Who is the lucky girl?
Cant you guess?
I'd be your brother-in-law.
Kitty.
Do you think theres
any possibility?
Oh, why shouldnt
there be?
For Gods sake, be absolutely
frank with me.
I'll tell you something.
My wife Dolly is a most
wonderful woman.
- She can see through people.
- What do you mean?
Well, I mean, not only that
she likes you,
but she says Kitty is certain
to be your wife.
They are sisters,
after all.
She... she said that?
Constantine Dmitrich Levin.
Oh, God.
Hes come early.
I dont think I've come
at the right time.
- I'm too early.
- Oh, no.
This is what I wanted...
to find you alone.
here in a moment.
I told you that I didnt know
whether I would be here long...
that it depended on you.
I meant...
I meant do say...
be my wife.
I cannot be.
Forgive me.
It was not meant to be.
Why, Constantine Dmitrich.
Do stay. Have some tea.
Ah, Constantine Dmitrich.
Back in our corrupt Babylon.
Well, is Babylon reformed,
or have you been corrupted?
That you remembered my words so well.
They must have made an impression on you.
Of course. I note down
everything you say.
Whats the matter with Levin today? Why
doesnt he launch into one of his tirades?
Please.
Constantine Dmitrich.
Hows it that at home in our village of
Kaluga, the peasants have spent their all
on drink and now pay us nothing?
What is the meaning of that?
Youre always so full of praise
for peasants.
Do let me introduce you.
Constantine Dmitrich Levin,
Count Alexei Kirillovich
VronsKy.
Constantine Dmitrich despises
and hates town and us townspeople.
Do you live in the country
all year round?
rather dull in winter.
Not at all if one has work
to do. Besides, you cant...
- be dull in your own company.
- I like the country.
I'd be bored to tears.
One simply can't live without
sophisticated conversation.
Countess Nordston was telling me
about a demonstration of table
rapping and spiritualism she attended.
Oh, that would be fascinating.
I've never seen anything
supernatural.
Do you believe in spirits,
Constantine Dmitrich?
Whyd you ask me that? You know
perfectly well what my answer will be.
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