1950s college campus culture shock...
“Indignation,&#34; based on the best-selling novel by Philip Roth, is a period drama about Marcus Messner (Logan Lerman), the bright son of a New Jersey butcher. He is dazzled when he arrives at Winesburg College in Ohio in 1951 by the picturesque Norman Rockwell-look of the campus and its sweater-clad undergrads appearing more like Hollywood extras than real people..<br /><br />Overwhelmed by his disrespectful roommates, the demands of his parents back home, and the college’s requirement that students attend religious gatherings several times a year, and an intrusive dean (Tracy Letts), Marcus tries to acclimate himself. He is extremely articulate, but has trouble understanding his fellow students, especially the intriguing, troubled Olivia Hutton (Sarah Gadon). When their first date ends in an unexpected sexual act, he is flabbergasted.<br /><br />Director James Schamus captures the period of the pre-rock ’n’ roll 1950s effectively as students conform to the norms of a repressed society and aren’t encouraged to question or make waves. However, the film lacks sufficient dramatic tension to sustain its coming-of-age tale. Without Roth’s poignant prose, the movie is merely a glimpse of societal conventionalism as America gets back to normal life after World War II.<br /><br />Mr. Lerman is very good, suggesting Marcus’ youthful, but ultimately catastrophic combination of intelligence, innocence and stubbornness. He delivers his dialogue with a suggestion of seething outrage beneath a veneer of politeness. Ms. Gadon never really connects with her performance of Olivia. Though she has has more than average drama in her life, Marcus finds her difficult to understand, and the audience has the same problem. Up to a point, we’re interested because Marcus is, but Olivia is not adequately explored — a flaw that diminishes the film’s overall  effectiveness.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include the featurettes “Timeless: Connecting the Past to the Present” and “Perceptions: Bringing Philip Roth to the Screen.” A digital HD copy is included.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Based on Philip Roth's acclaimed novel, Indignation follows scholarship winner and straight-A student Marcus Messner (Logan Lerman) as he begins his college career on the conservative Ohio campus of Winesburg University. While trying to stay focused on his studies, Marcus falls for the beautiful and troubled Olivia Hutton (Sarah Gadon) and embarks on an eye-opening odyssey that challenges society's conventions and his most personal beliefs. From the acclaimed producer of Brokeback Mountain comes a coming-of-age tale about our best intentions and their lifelong consequences..