some things, once you've loved them, become yours forever. and if you try to let them go, they only circle back and return to you. they become part of who you are... ...or they destroy you. ⥓ call me by your name ; plot heavily inspired by 'kill your darlings' and the early life of poet allen ginsberg (all rights go to sony pictures)

Three years after Oliver left Elio in Italy, he returns to Crema wanting to make things right.

This contains violence and bad words. Read on your own risk.

"When I think back on it, I don't think about the cameras or the tapes; it all bleeds into one another. It felt like we forgot we were shooting a movie." Timothée Chalamet | Call Me By Your Name (2017), actor "So he [Timothée] finished his piano lesson, and then the two of us jumped on bicycles. He'd been in Crema for weeks at this point. So we got on the bicycles and he showed me around the whole town. And we rode and we went to different restaurants, different gelatrias, like, all the stuff. And it was incredibly analogous to what happened in the movie. I was the new guy in town, and he showed me around. And I fell in love with just, like, you know...Timmy. I mean, it was amazing. It was an amazing experience..." Armie Hammer | Call Me By Your Name (2017), actor "It is not only making a story about the characters that he's depicting, but...also making a sort of documentary on the actors who are playing their characters. I tried to do that as well. But not in an obstructive or sneaky way. I am very open. But I am not gonna be happy and I am not gonna give up until I see a complete surrender from the performers to the camera in order for the camera to be able to make both the storytelling and the X-ray of who they are... So when we got that, we got these great performances and got this invisible force that is the intimacy between Timothée-uh, uh, Elio and Oliver." Luca Guadagnino | Call Me By Your Name (2017), director #1 - charmie | March 10, 2022