Three stages of a person's life unfold in coming-of-age drama
“The Vanishing of Sidney Hall” is a coming-of-age melodrama about young misunderstood author Sidney (Logan Lerman, “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters”), a suburban teenager whose readings in class repeatedly get him into trouble. However, he has an admirer in across-the-street neighbor Melody (Elle Fanning). He writes a bestselling book based on the death of one of his classmates in which he rails against frustrations and bullying he’s endured and enjoys the celebrity his Pulitzer-nominated book brings him. But after a tragic incident, Sidney withdraws from the world, living as a bearded hobo, even as a researcher (Kyle Chandler) seeks him out to write his biography.<br /><br />Director Shawn Christensen uses three different timelines to tell the story — Sidney as high school student, Sidney as young married man and successful author whose world begins to disintegrate around him, and Sidney as aimless drifter. The viewer is kept is suspense until late in the picture wondering how Sidney transformed from one version of himself to another and then still another.<br /><br />The film explores the downside of fame, an artist’s constant struggle to live up to his own reputation, sacrifices made, and roads not taken. By keeping the movie’s “Big Secret” until late in the film, important secondary characters pop up, but it’s left to the viewer to see how they figure into Sidney’s plight. We’re introduced to a school jock (Blake Jenner), Sidney’s mother (Michelle Monaghan), his literary agent (Nathan Lane), and Alexandra, a young woman with whom Sidney may have had an affair.<br /><br />Lerman convincingly plays the three stages in Sidney’s life over a 10-year period. He has a solid range and possesses a maturity that enables him to be both a high school writer with eyes for the attractive Melody and an adult faced with fame and fortune. The contrast between the early Sidney and the unkempt version he becomes is impressive. Having the same actor play the same character in a film that jumps around in time is wise, since the actor can incorporate nuances to his performance to show how that character has changed.<br /><br />The only bonus feature on the R-rated widescreen Blu-ray release is the behind-the-scenes featurette “Making Sidney Hall.” A digital copy is enclosed.
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