Puppet Theater Leo Tolstoy
The film adaptation of Anna Karenina, in my opinion, is a rare success. The film adaptation should be considered successful if it does not repeat the novel, all the more classic, but sets the ways to tell the well -known history with its cinematic, spectacular means. Otherwise, the film becomes a kind of illustrations for the text, which, as Tynanov believed, should not be at all, for verbal art is indescribable in a spectacular row.