distinguishing, pure and gentle

Rating: 9/10 (22 December 2017)

"Call me be your name" is a vision of love and truth. Love comes at the first place in the movie. The feeling of desire of the main characters is so pure and gentle which made me pretty satisfied to watch it. It comes naturally, step by step.
By exploring the area they live in and spending time for talking about art and life they start getting to know each other. It works like a binder, but they're not sure what every and each of them really wants. There's a time when they did and that's what really matter about their relationship. It had better to be remembered about times the plot takes place - it's 80s and it's a hard period for an unconventional love.
The end of the movie is sorrowful and tough for, I think, both of them. Oliver is older and seems to get used to reality of the world he lives in, but he still has a hope. On the other hand, Elio is much younger and inexperienced. He's full of hope as well, but his hope is related with naiveness what turns out exacatly at the end.
"Call me by your name" is an one of these movies which deeply moved by its form and gentleness. The history of those men urge me to think straight, but also remember who we really are. I couldn't forget about the soundtrack which fits as a glove to the movie.
The film director - Luca Guadagnino - has done a great job and so have the actors. Thank you for such a poignant piece of art!