Άννα Καρένιν

At the heart of an elegant Russian manor, the Ompolsky household is unraveling. A wife’s discovery of her husband’s affair with a French teacher has driven the couple to the brink, leaving the children to wander the empty rooms while the matriarch retreats into her private chambers. The atmosphere is charged with silence, suspicion, and the ache of broken promises, and every conversation feels like a thin veil over deeper resentment.

Prince Stefan Ompolsky, tormented by guilt, wakes in the early morning to replay his cruel words and the letter that has unveiled the scandal. His sister Anna, known for her insight and compassion, is summoned to intervene, offering a fragile hope of reconciliation. As the prince grapples with his inner turmoil and the looming arrival of Anna, the family teeters between despair and the possibility of a new, uneasy peace.