Picture: Ananmorphic Widescreen. Lilya's world is a cold one, and the cinematography captures the uninviting Russian and Swedish settings quite well. A chilly look is intentional, so the film relies on very cool, muted tones, and grainier film stock. The presentation appears spot on. Having looked at screencaps from the other DVD releases, the transfer here appears to be the same, with the elements all in good shape. Good sharpness and contrast, and no glaring defects of any kind.

Sound: Dolby 2.0 Stereo or 5.1 Surround options, Russian language (predominately) with optional English or Chinese subtitles. With a soundtrack of modern techno and strings, the sound gets the biggest workout. Dialogue and the limited atmospherics are also clear and well presented.

Extras: Nothin'... well, it's got a slipcase...