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Film by KAREN SHAKHNAZAROV

ANNA KARENINA

Based on Leo Tolstoy's novel,
"Anna Karenina",

and on Vikenty Veresaev's
"On the Japanese War"

Anna Karenina
YELIZAVETA BOYARSKAYA

Vronsky
MAXIM MATVEYEV

Sergei Karenin
KIRILL GREBENSHCHIKOV

Countess Vronsky
TATIANA LYUTAYEVA

Dolly
VICTORIA ISAKOVA

Betsy
ANASTASIA MAKEYEVA

Yashvin
ALEXANDR GORBATOV

Vronsky's brother
DMITRY MILLER

Chinese girl
SOPHIA SUNG

And
ALBINA SHAGIMURATOVA

Executive Producer
GALINA SHADUR

Producers
ANTON ZLATOPOLSKY KAREN SHAKHNAZAROV

EPISODE 6

MANCHURIA, SEPTEMBER 1904

I was woken by a moan

In the middle of the night;

A Gipsy woman stood above me

She was asking

For my help

Her daughter was dying by the tent

I followed the woman;

A gipsy girl was lying on the rags

Pale and beautiful

Hot blood trickled

Over her chest

From under her bright shawl.

I came closer to her

She whispered,

"I loved him so very much...

For his cheating,

For his unfaithfulness to me,

I've plunged my dagger hilt-deep"

ST. PETERSBURG, 1875

What did the doctor say?

She's doing excellently!

He has recommended the baths.

We're about to give her
a bath now, in fact.

She looks just like you, Madam!

No...

She's not like me at all.

She looks like her father.

Where is the Count?

His Excellency is receiving
Prince Yashvin.

Anna, meet Prince Yashvin.

We're acquainted.

We met last year at the races.

And this year I watched races
on Via del Corso in Rome.

Then again, I've heard
you don't like living abroad.

I know all about your tastes
although we've met rarely.

I'm sorry to hear that,
for my tastes are mostly poor.

It's time for me to go.

I've come only for a moment.
I've learned about your return

and wanted to pay my respects.

How long will you
be staying in St. Petersburg?

Not long, it seems. Any day now
we shall depart

for Alexei's family estate.

Does it mean we won't see
each other again?

Where do you dine?

Come dine with us.

At least this way you will see him.

Among all his regimental friends,

Alexei loves you most.

I'll be glad to.

I have to go. Alexei, no need
to see me out.

Mrs. Karenina, my respects.

I have to go as well. I have
a meeting.

Wait.

I need to tell you something.

Is that alright that I've invited him
to dinner?

You did the right thing.

Alexei,

have your feelings for me changed?

If they have, you must tell me.

I must know it.

What?

What are you saying, Anna?

Where are you all the time?

It's like you're avoiding me...

Yesterday you dined out.

And since yesterday's dinner,
you haven't seen me.

Now you're home but not alone!

And you're running away again,
only God knows where to.

Not only God knows!

I'm not running anywhere.
I've told you, I have a meeting.

An important one! With my brother.
About matters of finance.

When will we leave for the country?

If you wish, the very next week.

I have to sign papers with my brother
on the division of property,

and then I'm free.

I really need to go.

- I'm getting late already.
- Go then, go!

Forgive my asking you about
your relationship with...

Anyway, you know
whom I'm talking about.

I do. And I want to tell you outright
on that matter -

I regard my relationship with Anna
as marriage.

That is clear, I hope?

Vodka or wine?

- Wine.
- Wine and vodka for me.

So I hope to settle her divorce
and then to marry her;

and until then I regard her as my wife,
same as I would regard...

any other wife.

- Tell that to our Mother, please.
- As you wish.

If the society disapproves,
I don't care.

But if my relatives want
to have any relationship with me,

they must maintain the same
with my wife!

Alright, I understand; calm down.

You know that I've always
respected your opinions.

Whether you're right or wrong,
it's your life and your decision.

But Mother is adamant
about Karenina.

In her mind Karenina is the reason
for your career problems.

What about you? Will you throw
a stone at her?

As for me, I have nothing against
Mrs. Karenina.

Understand that I have high hopes
for you.

You just need to visit Anna,
simply and bravely.

And to receive her.

I love you, Alexei, and I'm ready,
of course, but...

But I think I can't be of service
to you in that regard.

Don't think I disapprove...
Never!

I don't, I just can't go
into details.

But you see, we need to call it
like it is.

Then why do you refuse?

Isn't that what you're trying
to tell me now?

My daughters are getting older;

I ought to live for them
and for my career.

Let's say I'll go to Anna.

She'll realize that I won't be able
to receive her or else I'll

have to arrange so she wouldn't
meet those who think otherwise.

She'll be affronted! I cannot
receive her.

I don't think she's fallen lower
that hundreds of women

- you do receive!
- Alexei, don't be angry with me.

Understand that it's not my fault.

I'm not angry at you

but I'm doubly hurt!

It hurts more because
it tears apart our friendship.

Alexei...

Alright, it doesn't tear it

but it weakens it.

Realize that it can't be
any other way for me!

At last!

I am so glad to see you.

I imagine St. Petersburg seems
horrid

after such wonderful travels.

I can even imagine
your honeymoon in Rome!

What about your divorce?

Is it all settled?

No.

There's not yet been a divorce.

Where are you staying?

At my house.

I know they'll be shunning me
but still I'll visit you.

Yes, tell Anna I shall certainly come.

You won't be here long,
I suppose?

I hope not. We intend to go
to my estate.

To your estate?

Yes. I just have to divide the property
with my brother, and we'll leave.

- To the country, you mean?
- Yes.

We've decided to change our life.

Please, sit down.

When will your divorce be settled?
After all, it's so simple nowadays.

What's stopping you, Alexei?

Anna doesn't want it.

How can she not want it?

Doesn't she see that it's
in her interest?

Don't you see that?

Can't you make her see what sort
of situation both of you are in?

And what exactly am I supposed
to make her see?

- Society will not accept you.
- Of course.

I have no illusions.

The society won't accept Anna -
let them! But...

our close friends, they can

and they must understand us.

Oh Lord.

Even if I ignore the rules
of society,

other, more pompous people
will turn their backs on you

until you're married!

Why such misguidedness,
Alexei?

I thought such things happened
in the days of old

and that now, in our
progressive times...

put it simply, that the societal
views had changed.

Had they?

It hasn't been decided yet
whether the society accepts us.

Alexei, surely you understand,

the society will always be open
for you.

But for Anna... it will be closed forever.

And the doors opened for you
will be immediately closed to her.

When do you leave?

On Friday, I think.

What a pity.

Then I probably can't come.

We won't see each other
for a while.

Goodbye.

Although I hope to see you soon.

Please, don't delay the divorce.

Anna, are you really going
to the theater?

Why do you sound so worried?

Why shouldn't I go?

Of course, there's no reason whatsoever.

That's exactly what I say.

Anna, please. Why do this?

Come to your senses...

I don't understand
what you mean.

You know you can't go.

Why not?

I'm not going alone;
Yashvin is coming with me.

- But surely you know...
- No, I don't!

I don't want to.

Am I sorry for what I've done?
No, no and no!

And if I could do it all again,

I'd do the same.

For us...

the important thing is
that we love each other.

Who cares about anyone else?

Why can't I go?

I love you, and nothing else matters.

So long as you haven't changed.

My feelings cannot change.
You know that.

But please, don't go.

I'm begging you.

Then please explain why
I should not go!

You shouldn't for it might cause you...

I don't understand you at all.

You've mentioned Lankovsky's
The Mighty One.

The stallion is good;
I advise you to buy him.

His croup slops but his legs
and head are perfect.

I think I'll take him.

Mrs. Karenina has sent me to inform
that she left for the theatre.

Shall we go?

I won't.

But I must, I've promised Anna.

Then I'll take my leave.

Though you can join me
in the box.

Take Krasinsky's place.

I can't. I have a business
to attend to.

What is it today?

The fourth show of the season.

My brother and his wife
will be there,

as well as our Mother, probably...

It means the entire
St. Petersburg is there.

There she has arrived,

took off her coat,

and entered the society!

Why does she put me
in such a position?

Lavrenty!

Prepare my tail coat.

I will not stay here
for another second.

It's shameful for respectable people

to sit near that woman.

Bravo!

Vronsky! I barely recognized you.

You retain so little
of the military bearing!

You're a diplomat, an artist.

When will you come to the Regiment
to visit your old friends?

One day I'll certainly visit.
Excuse me, some other time.

- Mother.
- Why don't you go courting

Mrs. Karenina? She's making
a sensation.

Because of her, everyone forgets
about Patty.

Mother, please, don't talk to me
about it.

I talk about things everyone
is talking about.

- Varya.
- This Kartasova had no right.

I found it mean and repulsive!

- Mrs. Karenina...
- What is it about Kartasova?

Nothing; she's just a stupid woman.

What did she do?

Kartasova insulted Karenina loudly
and left the box.

Alexei, brother!

Listen, it's such ugliness.

By the way, I was going
to go up to her box.

Excuse me but it's on me.

Anna...

You...

It's entirely your fault.

I told you.

I begged you not to go.

I knew it would be unpleasant
to you.

"Unpleasant"!

It was terrible!

To my dying days
I will remember that.

She said it's shameful to sit
next to me!

These are the words
of a stupid woman.

Why did you need to risk it,

to challenge...

I hate your tranquility.

You shouldn't have brought me
to that.

If you loved me...

Anna! Why do you question
my love?

Yes,

if you loved me like I love you,

if you struggled like I do...

Sergei Alekseich!

Varvara Fyodorovna.

Good afternoon, Sergei Alekseich!

So we meet once again...

- Are you alone?
- I am.

Are you still carrying him with you

all the time?

You know, I ordered a coffin
made in Mukden,

I wanted to put him on a train
and bring him to Russia but...

the coffin wasn't made in time,
and without it they refused

to put him on the train; they were
about to abandon the station.

Varvara, I understand it,
but what else can be done?

This won't do.

It starts to smell...

Bury him here; I'll arrange it.

- You shouldn't carry him with you.
- No.

I'll bring him home.

If I leave him here, I'll lose
my mind anyway.

Can I have something to eat?

- Yes, of course.
- Thank you.

Yegorov!

Feed the lady and give fodder
to the horse.

Yes, Sir.

- Who is she?
- Varvara Kameneva.

She was a nurse at our hospital.

She left her child and came here
to be closer to her husband.

He served as an artillery
officer in our corps.

He was killed two weeks ago.

She is trying to bring
his body to Russia.

She keeps carrying him around
with her.

Varvara Fyodorovna!

Listen to me,

bury him!

Do bury him!

You can't bring him back.

Please,

bury him and return home
as soon as you only can!

You have a child!

If something happens to you,
what will become of him?

- You think so?
- I do...

There's an officers' cemetery
here.

Bury him.

There's room for a doctor
and a pharmacy.

These are the storage
and linen rooms.

Farther along there are showers;
also, as you asked,

we installed marble bathtubs there.

And for the surgery,
we ordered

beds with improved springs.

I've seen they are still
finishing ledges outside.

How soon will everything
be done?

Two or three weeks more...

Hello, Mrs. Karenina!

On the ground floor, the walls
are already plastered

and the windows are glazed;

the parquet isn't ready yet
but they are painting it now.

And the top floor is ready
and finished.

Meanwhile the fronton gets
lower.

I told you that you should
have raised the foundation.

Of course, it would've been better
but the moment is lost now.

Then we should straighten it.

Well, we can put up
an extra partition wall.

It won't work. You should
understand

that we won't be able
to enhance the rigidity

of the front wall
with a partition.

Here, in the mansard

we must erect a special
division wall

no less than 10 inches thick.

We need the new building
to be a hospital.

But it was thought out in hindsight
and started without a plan.

Yes, alright, I'll think on it.

Ah yes. I also have some notes

about the ventilation.
I perused your design.

Excuse me, but what's wrong
with the ventilation?

It's a new system.

Yes, but don't you install
furnaces in the next room?

Yes, I do.

Then there's not enough space
between the air inlets and outlets.

I've made some calculations...

- Karl helped me.
- Oh yes...

Since the difference in pressure
on windward and leeward sides

of the building exceeds velocity
pressure by 15 to 30%,

it's obvious that the difference
in pressure at the lower vents level

will be this.

Right?

It means that the difference
in pressure at the upper vents level

will be this.

Based on that, we can conclude
that in order to create

the wind pressure we need,
we shall increase

the space between the air
inlets and outlets

by this margin.

It's that simple. Isn't it, Karl?

Oh yes. It's very simple.

Yes, yes it is.

Excuse me, Anna, how did you
do that?

I'm simply very interested
in the hospital organization.

Do you understand it all?

Yes, of course.

I'll make additional
calculations. Goodbye.

Excuse me. Goodbye.

Anna, I'm astounded by
your knowledge.

Where did you get it from?

I've read all the books and
periodicals you've ordered.

What? All of them?

But it's specialized literature.

Architecture, agriculture,

- horse breeding...
- Also smithery.

Anna, look...

Why do you do that?

Can't you guess?

My only wish is

not only be liked by you
but also to serve you.

Awake.

Who's awake?

Look at this horse.

How does the horse run?

Very swiftly.

Anya.

Wehee...

And we stopped.

I didn't dare to imagine it!

Dolly, why didn't you warn us
that you were coming? Such joy!

Hello, dear.

I'm so glad! So glad!

Alexei!

You won't believe how happy
your arrival makes us.

You're probably very tired
after your journey?

- No, not at all.
- Then we'll have tea.

Lavrenty! Tell them to prepare
the corner room!

- How is your girl?
- Anya?

She's well. She gained
much weight.

We had so much problems
with nurses.

I would show her to you.
But you know...

sometimes I feel like I'm
unnecessary in the nursery.

It wasn't like this with my
firstborn...

- Not the other way around?
- Oh no!

You know, I've seen him,
my Seryozha.

Though we'll talk about it later.

I need to tell you everything.

You're looking at me thinking
can I be happy in my state?

I'm ashamed to admit -
I'm inexcusably happy!

Something miraculous
happened to me; like in a dream,

when you're scared, terrified

and then you wake suddenly

and feel that all those terrors
do not exist.

I woke up.

I lived through fear and agony

but now, especially since

we are here, I'm so happy!

I'm glad!

I'm so glad for you.

Why haven't you written to me?

Why?

Because I didn't dare...

You're forgetting my situation.

To me? Didn't dare?

If you only knew how I...

I think...

- Though, no, later on that.
- No, no!

What do you think about
my situation,

what do you think?

I think...

No, I think nothing.

I've always loved you
and if you love someone,

you love them the way they are

and not the way you want them
to be!

If you had any sins,

you would be absolved of them
for your visit and your words.

I envy you so much, Anna!

You envy me?

I think you don't understand.

I recall my life, these 15 years
of marriage.

And what did I have?

Pregnancy, nausea,

dullness of mind, apathy to
everything.

God!

Childbirth, agony, endless
agony.

Then nursing, sleepless nights,
those terrible pains

Why do they attack you?

Why? Am I any better?

Yes, you can say I have
a husband I love.

It's true, I love him but not
the way I want to love him.

And you loved yours as well.
So what are you guilty of?

You just want to live!

God put that in our soul.

And if I were you
I would've done the same.

I don't know if I was right
to listen to you back at that

terrible time when you came
to Moscow.

I should've left him
and started a new life.

I would've loved and
would've been loved truly.

Is it better now?

I don't respect him.

I need Stiva though I tolerate him.
Is it really better like that?

I see you don't understand
my situation.

But I do. And I think
you did a wonderful thing

and I could've never reproved you.

You are happy, and you make
another person happy.

You are not as choked
as I am

but, as always, fresh, clever,
and open to everything.

It's good you didn't know what
went on there in St. Petersburg.

But I'm here and I'm happy.

If I could know you don't
despise me...

How can you say that, Anna?

Happiness makes me say
silly things.

Darling, I'm so happy to see you!

And I'm glad you'll see me
the way I am.

That I don't want to prove anything.

I just want to live and cause harm
to no one but myself.

Let me tell you about
our doings at the estate.

Alexei... Well, you see,

now, as we have moved out of town -
with his wealth,

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to be in good athletic shape.

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