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"Summary: A mixture of psychological thriller and road movie, The Return tells the story of two young brothers, Andrei (Vladimir Garin) and Ivan (Ivan Dobronravov), who must cope with the sudden and unexplained return of their long absent father. Unusually close and notably protective of each otherʼs interests, Andrei and Ivan embark on a destination-free road trip with the cryptic father after years of gazing at his image on a torn photograph. But as hopes for a caring parent metamorphose into fear of abuse, a family getaway becomes the background for self-discovery and the destruction of deeply rooted emotional investments. As it turns out, the missing spots in the two boysʼ pasts run deep, the distance between imagined fatherhood and the man in its symbolic center is breathtaking, and Andrei and Ivanʼs need for a newly articulated relationship with parental guidance is a source of impenetrable pain."@en
"Young brothers Vanya and Andrey have an especially close bond, compensating in their own way for a childhood spent growing up without a father. Running home after a fight, the boys are shocked to discover their father has returned after a twelve-year absence. With their mother's uneasy blessing the brothers set off on a fishing vacation with this enigmatic stranger. The trip turns into a test of manhood which pushes their father-son relationship to its limits as the reunion is suddenly brought to a premature end."
"Summary: A mixture of psychological thriller and road movie, The Return tells the story of two young brothers, Andrei (Vladimir Garin) and Ivan (Ivan Dobronravov), who must cope with the sudden and unexplained return of their long absent father. Unusually close and notably protective of each otherʼs interests, Andrei and Ivan embark on a destination-free road trip with the cryptic father after years of gazing at his image on a torn photograph. But as hopes for a caring parent metamorphose into fear of abuse, a family getaway becomes the background for self-discovery and the destruction of deeply rooted emotional investments. As it turns out, the missing spots in the two boysʼ pasts run deep, the distance between imagined fatherhood and the man in its symbolic center is breathtaking, and Andrei and Ivanʼs need for a newly articulated relationship with parental guidance is a source of impenetrable pain."
"Two teenage Russian boys have their father return home suddenly after being absent for 12 years. The father takes the boys on a holiday to a remote island on a lake in the north of Russia that turns into a test of manhood of almost mythic proportions."
"Within the emotional vacuum of a fatherless childhood, young brothers Andrei (Vladimir Garin) and Ivan (Ivan Dobronravov) have grown closer than most siblings. But when they least expect it, the father the boys have never known (Konstantin Lavronenko) returns. Under the cool midnight sun of a coastal Russian summer, Andrei and Ivan eagerly hop into a car for a week long fishing trip with a complete stranger they desperately need to believe is their father. But as they travel deeper into the Russian wilderness, their journey devolves from vacation to boot camp to father-sons love triangle and ultimately to a test of wills that pushes to the brink of violence. As it dawns on the boys that the man who could be their father might be trying to abandon, exploit, or kill them. The Return's Jungian landscape gives way to fervid Freudian rage, shocking loss and bittersweet redemption."
"Summary: A mixture of psychological thriller and road movie, The Return tells the story of two young brothers, Andrei (Vladimir Garin) and Ivan (Ivan Dobronravov), who must cope with the sudden and unexplained return of their long absent father. Unusually close and notably protective of each other's interests, Andrei and Ivan embark on a destination-free road trip with the cryptic father after years of gazing at his image on a torn photograph. But as hopes for a caring parent metamorphose into fear of abuse, a family getaway becomes the background for self-discovery and the destruction of deeply rooted emotional investments. As it turns out, the missing spots in the two boys' pasts run deep, the distance between imagined fatherhood and the man in its symbolic center is breathtaking, and Andrei and Ivan's need for a newly articulated relationship with parental guidance is a source of impenetrable pain."
"In the remote Russian wilderness, two brothers face a range of new, conflicting emotions when their father, who they know through a single photograph, resurfaces."
"Within the emotional vacuum of a fatherless childhood, young brothers Andrei (Vladimir Garin) and Ivan (Ivan Dobronravov) have grown closer than most siblings. But when they least expect it, the father the boys have never known returns. Under the cool midnight sun of a coastal Russian summer, Andrei and Ivan eagerly hop into a car for a week long fishing trip with a complete stranger they desperately need to believe is their father. But as they travel deeper into the Russian wilderness, their journey devolves from vacation to boot camp to father-sons love triangle and ultimately to a test of wills that pushes to the brink of violence. As it dawns on the boys that the man who could be their father might be trying to abandon, exploit, or kill them. The Return's Jungian landscape gives way to fervid Freudian rage, shocking loss and bittersweet redemption."
"In contemporary Russia young brothers Vanya and Andrey have grown a deep attachment to each other to make up for their fatherless childhood. Running home after a fight with neighborhood kids the boys are shocked to discover their father has returned after a twelve year absence. With their mother's uneasy blessing Vanya and Andrey set out on what they believe will be a fishing vacation with their taciturn father."
"Within the emotional vacuum of a fatherless childhood three brothers have grown closer than most siblings. But when they least expect it, the father the boys have never known returns and causes emotional turmoil among them."@en
"Two brothers discover that their father has returned home after years of absence without a word of explanation. He is a hard, independent man with skills that suggest a military background. The elder of the two brothers is intrigued with his father, striving for his approval. The younger is filled with hatred and resentment...a true rebel. As father and son go on a 'holiday' the boys must prove themselves daily to learn the secrets of his mysterious past."@en
"Zehn Jahre lang lebten die Brüder Iwan und Andrey mit ihrer Mutter allein in einer russischen Provinzstadt. Sie führten ein unbeschwertes, sorgenfreies Leben, bis plötzlich der Vater wieder auftaucht. Bisher kannten sie ihn nur von einem Foto. er nimmt die beiden Kinder mit auf eine abenteuerliche Reise, die auf einer geheimnisvollen Insel endet - sieben Tage eines gefahrvollen Unterwegs-seins, das zu einem archaischen Vater-Sohn-Drama wird. Die rauhe Landschaft Nordrusslands spiegelt die Wildheit des Mannes, der am Ende mit den Kräften kämpfen muss, die er selbst entfesselte."
"In the remote Russian wilderness, two brothers face a range of new, conflicting emotions when their father resurfaces."

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