The notable first feature by writer-director Vassilis Douvlis, The Homecoming is a chamber drama centered on a handsome young Albanian who’s employed by a Greek couple. While it clearly draws some inspiration from The Postman Always Rings Twice, it is much more than just a yarn of sexual betrayal. Opening follows Ilias (Arto Apartian), who returns to his home in central Greece with his younger wife, Eleni (Maria Skoula). After Ilias employs an illegal immigrant, Petro (Artur Luzi), pic switches to Eleni’s viewpoint, as the lonely, still attractive woman finds a fellow soul to talk to in Petro. Their cautious, incremental relationship, under the stern eyes of the autocratic Ilias, is beautifully written and played.