Return, The

...it's more haunting than it has any right to be, thanks to its love of long, lonesome highways and the way the violence of the past bleeds into the present.

It is a Kafkaesque story, in which ominous things follow one another with a certain internal logic but make no sense at all.

...a quiet and disquieting masterpiece which gets under your skin and stays there long after you leave the cinema.