Moody and purposely slow paced, this incisive character study is well acted and engrossing. Rather than focusing on romantic implications, the script examines the foolishness of caste systems. Although it contains a couple of mildly objectionable scenes, including a brief licentious conversation between three male friends and a sketch of a nude man, this material serves to point out the lead’s character. “Onegin” is an indictment of pretentiousness, self-indulgence, and a lack of spiritual interest. The revealing performances and exquisite cinematography make this interesting viewing, but if you are looking for something a little more uplifting, try “Sense and Sensibility.”