Ana Karenina
Anna Karenina
Director:
Aleksandr ZarkhyGuión:
Basil KatanyanCámara:
Leonid KalashnikovMúsica:
Rodion ShchedrinSinopsis(1)
Ana Karénina representa el amor en forma de fuerza violenta y subyugadora, áspera y esencialmente henchida de sensualidad. La característica de Ana Karénina es el halo de seducción que la rodea, que revelará como una "seducción infernal". Su drama es el de un amor que nace de aquella misma sociedad en la que vive. (Suevia Films)
Reseñas (1)
Tatiana Samoilova is obviously not Garbo, whose two excellent versions of Karenina are her patent, but she acts better than she did a decade ago in The Cranes Are Flying. This two-part treatment surprised me personally with its vivacity, drama, and indulgence. There's a lot to like about this color widescreen film, which makes a much better name for Soviet cinema than today's viewers might hope.
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