The picture-perfect Italian villa featured in the Oscar-nominated film Call Me By Your Name could be the setting ... and annexed minor buildings." The statue seen here is visible from the ...

Much of it lacks detail. Call Me By Your Name’s fixation on statues and surfaces only ever pays off intermittently. Perlman, while showing Oliver slides of statues, says, “There’s not a ...

Director Luca Guadagnino once described Crema as “quintessentially Italian without being an idea of Italy”. At the heart of the city is the Piazza del Duomo – the colonnaded square surrounded by ...

There’s a scene midway through Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me by Your Name in ... straight body in these statues,” Mr. Perlman singsongs, flipping through slides of bronze Hellenistic male ...

Set in the summer of 1983, in a land of leisurely alfresco lunches and spontaneous all-day bike rides under the northern Italian sun, the romantic idyll “Call Me by Your Name” is enough to ...

and also the way in which high culture is woven through the film in the form of music and books and sculpture. "Call Me By Your Name" is hardly the first film set in Italy to juxtapose youth and ...