Everything is pretty.

Rating: 9/10 (4 March 2018)

We all know the good of this movie, so I'm just going to talk about the bad.
"His perfection has something provocative. As if inviting you to wish her, "Elio's father says in a moment. This phrase contains more than half a film: its constant incitement to be desired. This is a film about the first love, but it ends up vanishing in the search of the mysterious in the beautiful and in the desire as an update of the Hellenic love. The dialogues between Elio and Oliver are lost in their snobbish and intellectual self-realization, the film seems to want to focus solely on this relationship as if its cultural baggage were the only object of desire among them. But not only is there the perfection that the film tries to show, the story takes place in an idyllic villa in northern Italy, a decoration that seems like a cover of Vogue magazine rather than a teenage love story.
With the exception of this, the film is wonderful, one of the best of the year and will remain in our retinas for many years. From the interpretation of the protagonists to the well-narrated love story.