Anna Karenina

"All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."

Anna Karenina, a high-ranking government official in an unhappy and loveless marriage, meets the handsome cavalry officer Count Vronsky, and a passionate affair begins between them. Defying societal norms and her husband's warnings, Anna leaves her husband and son to live with Vronsky. This relationship is met with great disapproval and scandal by the Russian aristocracy of the time. Over time, Anna becomes increasingly isolated from society, and she experiences a psychological breakdown due to the fear of losing Vronsky and the guilt she feels.