Country Date Canada September 2012 (Toronto International Film Festival) Ireland 7 September 2012 Spain 7 September 2012 UK 7 September 2012 Russia 20 September 2012 Italy 5 October 2012 Germany 25 October 2012 USA 9 November 2012 Denmark 10 January 2013 Australia 17 January 2013 Hungary 24 January 2013 Brazil 1 February 2013 Argentina 14 February 2013 Norway 15 February 2013 Sweden 15 February 2013 Netherlands 21 February 2013 Belgium 13 March 2013 France 13 March 2013
Also Known As (AKA) Ana Karenjina Serbia (imdb display title) Anna Karenine France (imdb display title)
Release dates for Anna Karenina (2012)
Country Date Canada September 2012 (Toronto International Film Festival) Ireland 7 September 2012 Spain 7 September 2012 UK 7 September 2012 Russia 20 September 2012 Italy 5 October 2012 Germany 25 October 2012 USA 9 November 2012 Denmark 10 January 2013 Australia 17 January 2013 Hungary 24 January 2013 Brazil 1 February 2013 Argentina 14 February 2013 Norway 15 February 2013 Sweden 15 February 2013 Netherlands 21 February 2013 Belgium 13 March 2013 France 13 March 2013
Also Known As (AKA) Ana Karenjina Serbia (imdb display title) Anna Karenine France (imdb display title)
On-screen love: Knightley's Anna falls for Count Vronsky, played by
Aaron Johnson, much to the dismay of her husband Karenin in the latest
film adaption of the classic novel
Becoming Karenina: Jacqueline Durran's costumes have transformed English
rose Kiera into a Russian high society lady mixing fabulous gowns with
all manner of fur: hats, capes and coats and stunning jewellery
Kiera Knightley as Anna Karenina in the new film
On-screen love: Knightley's Anna falls for Count Vronsky, played by
Aaron Johnson, much to the dismay of her husband Karenin in the latest
film adaption of the classic novel
Becoming Karenina: Jacqueline Durran's costumes have transformed English
rose Kiera into a Russian high society lady mixing fabulous gowns with
all manner of fur: hats, capes and coats and stunning jewellery
Of course they only mention Anna and Vronsky in the plot summary. What about Levin and Kitty? That is by far the better part of the book, and it gets ignored in movies. Sad.
Of course they only mention Anna and Vronsky in the plot summary. What about Levin and Kitty? That is by far the better part of the book, and it gets ignored in movies. Sad.