Heartache Free of Language Barriers: Christopher Zallas - Sundance News

“Good ambiguity is a film that enthralls audiences and yet, manages to give a variety of pleasures. Thats “Padre Nuestro,” a wonderful Spanish-language debut from writer/director Christopher Zalla and arguably the best dramatic feature Ive watched so far at the festival. My initial response would be to call “Padre Nuestro” an immigration drama, one grittier and a notch more tragic than the recent Sundance movie “Maria Full of Grace.”"

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