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—as a lush, emotionally intense masterpiece of first love. Set in 1980s Northern Italy, the story follows the sensual and intellectual awakening of 17-year-old Elio as he falls for Oliver, a 24-year-old graduate student. Roger Ebert The Film Review Reviewers praise the film for its "languid, unstructured feel" that mirrors its summery Italian setting. Performances:

Cinematographer Sayombhu Mukdeeprom shoots on 35mm film, giving the picture a grainy, organic texture that digital cannot replicate. The camera is intimate but never invasive, often watching Elio from a distance, capturing the loneliness within the crowd. Call Me By Your Name

The story is famously set "somewhere in Northern Italy," a hazy, idyllic world of villa gardens, swimming in secluded lakes, and long bike rides into town. The film captures a visceral summer aesthetic —as a lush, emotionally intense masterpiece of first love