The soundtrack

There’s a surprising amount of space in between, too. Some of the music’s most inspired moments come when the piano and strings give way to pained silence – and then find their way back. With the dramatic use of space, you’d think Wadley was composing jazz. And there is a bleak, jazzy feel to Wadley’s compositions even in their classic structure. That jazzy feel is never more evident than on the album’s centerpiece, ‘Is It Love’. Co-Written with James Schamus and featuring vocal work from Jane Monheit, the song is a spot on, period specific piece of pop that might’ve made Cole Porter blush. Whether you see the film or not – or seek out Wadley’s heartbreaking compositions on their own – you really should listen to ‘Is It Love’. And we should all hope that Indignation finds that same level of authenticity: http://www.cutprintfilm.com/features/soundtracks-features/soundtrack-listening-indignation/