In the movie version of "Anna Karenina," the director uses a theater stage to show the story. How do you think this changes the way we see the characters and their world? How is it different from reading a book or watching a regular movie?

Turning a big, complicated book into a movie can be tricky. What do you think are some good things and some hard things about making "Anna Karenina" into a movie? How might the story change when it goes from a book to a movie?

When we compare a book to its movie version, we can learn a lot about how stories are told. What do you think we can learn by looking at both the book and movie of "Anna Karenina"? How can this help us understand stories better?