Anna Karenina (1977)

After her brother is discovered being unfaithful, Anna Karenina persuades her sister-in-law, Dolly, not to leave him. Dolly's sister, Kitty, refuses a marriage proposal, as she is waiting for one from army officer Vronsky.

Army officer Vronsky falls in love with Anna, who returns to her husband, Karenin, and their son.

Anna returns Vronsky's feelings, and becomes pregnant with his child.

Levin realizes that he still loves Dolly's sister, Kitty. Meanwhile, tensions build between Karenin and Anna.

After a difficult birth to a baby girl, Anna flees with Vronky without obtaining a divorce from Karenin.

Levin and Kitty marry and soon after, Kitty discovers that she is pregnant.

Anna and Vronsky return to Russia. After a furious Karenin sees Anna visiting their son, she and Vronsky leave again.

Anna decides to marry Vronsky.

Anna commits suicide after becoming increasingly bitter towards Vronsky.

Karenin takes custody of Anna's baby girl, and Vronsky leaves to help fight the Turks in the Serbian revolt.