Call Me by Your Name: A Special 'Friendship' Blossoms.

Rating: 8/10 (4 November 2017)

Homosexual, coming of age, erotic drama. A film about sexual awakening and sexual discovery.
Set in Italy, in the summer of 1983. The father figure is a history professor who always takes an annual summer-time intern.
The son, Elio, played by Tim Chalamet is the 17 year old son, who spends his days playing classical music and reading.
The intern, Oliver, played by Armie Hammer is the charming 20 something, intellectual intern who lives with the family to help with the professor's research.
Elio and Oliver have truly great chemistry and slowly grow closer, frustration turns into infatuation which turns into love. Elio and Oliver have several very emotional, romantic scenes until Oliver inevitably returns home and emotions boil over.
Look out for the very best scene in the film towards the end where the father discussed the prior few week's emotional events with Elio during an extended dialogue scene (a master-class in parenting).
If Moonlight can win the 'Best Picture' Oscar then this film has more reasons to do the same! A 'Best Actor' Oscar for Armie also looks possible.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.