Anna Karenina (1967)

Anna couldn't stand the hypocrisy and apathy of her husband Karenin and fell in love with Vorensky, a young officer. She asked to divorce her husband and take her son away. For the sake of his reputation and status, Karenin only wanted to entrust a lawyer to go through the divorce procedures quietly, but did not let Anna take his son. Anna asked Karenin for forgiveness after giving birth to Vronsky's daughter. Vronsky killed himself in despair. Anna ran away from home and went to Italy with Warrensky. Anna, who missed her son, returned home to see her son and was blocked by Karenin in every way. Anna filed for divorce again, and Karenin refused to go through the divorce formalities. At this time, Warrensky fell in love with someone else, and Anna committed suicide in grief and anger. Won the Palme d'Or, the main competition unit of the 21st Cannes Film Festival (nominated) Alexander Zalhei.