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May 12, 2004 Film » Film Review

The prodigal father 

A mysterious debut film points the way toward a Russian cultural renaissance

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Guessing that director Andrei Zvyagintsev's The Return is probably unknown to you, perhaps I should introduce it by saying that this Russian debut is not only the best new film I've seen so far in 2004, but also one that came as…

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