Anna

Set in a conservative society, "Anna" portrays the struggles of a woman whose marriage to wealthy businessman Chan Hak-lit is deteriorating. Despite the return of her childhood sweetheart Wong Kei-shu, Anna's emotional journey is fraught with conflict and societal pressures. Her sister Mei-na's jealousy adds to the tension, as does the looming threat of losing her daughter amid the chaos of her romantic life.

The film captures the essence of star-crossed love while maintaining a connection to its literary roots. Anna's rejection of Wong Kei-shu's affection leads to a series of dramatic events that ultimately challenge her sense of self and societal standing. This adaptation highlights the emotional weight of Tolstoy's narrative through its characters and their relationships, making it a poignant representation of love's challenges in a rigid social landscape.