The Homecoming (film)

"The Homecoming" is a 1973 drama film directed by Peter Hall, based on Harold Pinter's play. It revolves around an estranged family reunion when a man named Teddy returns home from America with his wife Ruth. The home is led by the domineering father, Max, and his two sons, who question the dynamics of their relationships and confront hidden tensions. As they interact, themes of power, identity, and the complexity of familial bonds emerge, leading to unsettling revelations. The film is known for its intense dialogue and psychological depth, capturing the struggles within the family unit.