ANNA KARENINA
Written by
Tom Stoppard
Based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy.
INT. POKROVSKOE--NIGHT
CLOSE--Expert fingers--female, unlovely, capable--shape a small lump of
dough which, with some shreds of cabbage, becomes a filled bun called a pirozhok . . .
which is now placed on a baking tray to join rows of pirozhoki ready for the oven.CLOSE-- One hand opens the oven, and, mittened by an apron, removes
a tray of perfectly baked pirozhoki, which the other hand replaces with the
fresh tray . . . slightly burning itself on a knuckle.TITLE OVER:
FEBRUARY 1872
POKROVSKOE, KONSTANTIN LEVIN'S ESTATE
300 MILES SOUTH OF MOSCOW:
INT. KITCHEN, POKROVSKOE, SAME TIME--NIGHT