Knightley plays Anna with an edgy sensuality Vronsky’s steeplechase is vivid and terrifying the Levin and Kitty story is sweet, patient, and even spiritual.
The sets are inventive and metafictional. “We are really proud to be a part of one of the first Netflix projects in Russia – it is a big honor and a huge responsibility,” added Kornikhin “To rephrase the famous quote, it is a small step for our company, but a huge step for the whole industry.Wright’s “Anna Karenina” isn’t a straight-forward adaptation of the novel, but a fanciful, expressionistic reinterpretation of it, with a knowing, self-conscious screenplay by Tom Stoppard. We are excited to help bring their vision for this much-admired story to our members in Russia and the world.” “The talented team of writers, directors, and producers have crafted an imaginative and immersive series. “We are incredibly proud to announce our first Russian series with 1-2-3 Production,” said Netflix’s director of original series Michael Azzolino in a statement. Shooting will take place on location in Moscow and St. Kantor, Fedorovich, Nikishov, and Sergey Kornikhin of 1-2-3 will produce. Kantor will take on directing duties together with Valeriy Fedorovich, Evgeniy Nikishov, Natasha Merkulova, and Aleksey Chupov. “Quite literally so, as the idea for this tv series came to me in a dream and I have been chasing it ever since.”ġ-2-3 Production, the Moscow-based shingle behind To The Lake, will produce Anne K. “To bring Anna Karenina into 21st-century Russia and to simultaneously introduce her to the whole world in her own language (and many others) through the miracle of Netflix is a dream come true for me,” said Kantor. Roman Kantor, the writer behind hit Russian series To The Lake, which airs on Netflix worldwide, will write the modern-day adaptation. The sprawling epic has been adapted multiple times in multiple languages for film and television, including a 2012 feature from Joe Wright starring Keira Knightley as Anna Karenina and Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Vronsky. An Oldenburg Fairy Tale: How 'Uppercut' Director Torsten Ruether Adapted His Own German Film and Got Ving Rhames to Star
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