CA LL M E BY YOUR NA ME U NOFFIC IA L FA N MAGA Z IN E

When Oliver said “I remember everything” to Elio on the phone, we all

knew he was talking about the beautiful summer they once shared. And
just as Oliver remembers, so do we (the fans) remember everything in
our own unique way.

This fan magazine that you are about to read contains information
about the book and movie Call Me by Your Name and work from people
all over the world, who were somehow affected by it and decided to cre-
ate something beautiful as a tribute.

The idea to create this fan magazine came after I created my personal
“scrap” book about Call Me by Your Name and posted it on my social me-
dia channels. Over time I received messages from people who wanted to
know more about it, so I decided to create this magazine for the people
who are interested.

I made this magazine purely as a fan project and not something for
commercial use. I had so much fun making this magazine and I hope
that you, the reader, will also enjoy it. It took me a couple of months to
finish it, but here it is. As Oliver would say.. Later!

Isley Marto
Editor

I would love to hear from you. @marto_mci @funkystarzz

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 Content Thank you
The journey of Call Me by Your Name 6
André Aciman | The author of the book 10 Thank you to everyone who
Various editions of the book 12
contributed to the magazine and
His name was Dwight by André Aciman 18
Luca Guadagnino | The director of the movie 20 a special thank you to the people
It takes a village 22
Video essays 26 below who have helped me with
Movie reaction 28

20
James Ivory | The screenplay writer 30
this fan magazine.
Somewhere in Northern Italy 32
Villa Albergoni painting by Boryana Ilieva 38
Zineb Bayad visit to Crema 42

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Shirley Stark moving to Crema 44
A peachy pilgrimage 48
Armie Hammer | Oliver 50
Iconic pieces from the movie 52
Collectors item 56
You have me pinned 58
Mediodescocido Art Dolls 59
Chef Miko’s delectable ode 60 Kevin Grieco
Elizabeth Chambers Hammer reflects 62 Instagram: @kevingrieco
Take a bite out of Elio 66
Timothée Chalamet | Elio 68

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Titles sequence by Chen Li 70 Doug Hall
Poem | Saying your name 72
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 74
Music trivia 78
Kirt Kegaard
Instagram: @kirtkegaard
Dance to the music 80
DISCLAIMER SOURCES
Tattoo 82
This fan magazine (fanzine) is for educational purposes only and is not for commercial All sources of material contained in this
Life imitates art 86
distribution. The fanzine explores all aspects of the book “Call Me by Your Name” (CMBYN) fanzine may be found in the Source Refer- Choigana Kardi
Artwork by Emma from Norway 90
by André Aciman and the movie “Call Me by Your Name” (CMBYN) by Luca Guadagnino, ence at the back of the fanzine. Instagram: @choygana
and subsequent sequels. These aspects are not limited to the movie or the book themselves Call Me by Your Monet 92
(characters, location, story, reviews), but also include the real-life author, actors, directors, CONTACT Beautiful artworks 96
producers, etc. involved with the production and distribution of the movie and the book. cmbynmagazine@gmail.com Peachy postcards 99 Mike Brekelmans
Material (articles, art, recordings, interviews, reviews, etc.) contained herein includes mate-
Resources 100 Instagram: @mbmikee
rial gathered from online sources, as well as original material generated by contributors to
this fanzine. If the owner of any material found in this fanzine has any objection to the
material being included, please contact the editor for its immediate removal.

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 THE JOURNEY OF
CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
Text check: Kevin Grieco

2007

The screen rights

2005
Peter Spears and Howard Rosenman
optioned, and eventually bought, the
screen rights to Call Me by Your Name.
Peter stumbled upon an advance copy
of Aciman’s novel and was connected
to it right away.
2007
2008
The start of a
long production
Peter Spears and Howard Rosenman
started production in 2008. Challenging
as it was, 8 years later all the pieces fit James Ivory and
together. Luca Guadagnino
join the team
Soon after Peter and Howard started
production, James Ivory and Luca
2008 Guadagnino joined the team. At one point
it was set that James and Luca would
co-direct. Eventually Luca became the
director of the movie and James became
the screenwriter.

2005 (April 5) 2007

Start of the journey Publication

André Aciman wanted to take his
of the book
family on vacation to Italy, but his
Farrar, Straus and Giroux published
plans fell through. Instead of relaxing
Call Me by Your Name in 2007.
by the seaside, André spent the span
of four months exploring the Italian
Riviera fictionally by writing Call Me
by Your Name. The first line he wrote
was “Arriving at the house in Italy.”

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 2010

Luca meets
Armie Hammer (Oliver)
Armie and Luca meet face to face in 2010.
Their meeting wasn’t about any particular
project, but rather to get to know one another.
Armie went to Luca’s place and they sat for
hours discussing literature, art and movies.
Luca had fallen in love with the actor. When
the time came, he sent him the script for Call
Me by Your Name. Armie almost passed on the
project because it scared him to be so vulner-
able. After talking to Luca he knew it was a
once-in-a-lifetime role he couldn’t pass up.

2017 (January 22)

2010 Film premiere
The film premiered on January
22nd at the 2017 Sundance
Film Festival in the United
States of America.

2013 2016 2017

2013 2016 (May 9 - June 20)

Luca meets Filming the movie

Timothée (Elio)
Brian Swardstrom, husband and agent
of Peter Spears, introduced 17-year-old
Timothée Chalamet to Luca Guadagnino.
Luca immediately felt the actor had “the
ambition, intelligence, sensitivity, naivety
and artistry” to play Elio.
finaly begins
The principal photography for Call Me
by Your Name began on May 9th and
ended on June 20th. The movie was
mostly filmed in Crema (Lombardy), the
hometown of director Luca Guadagnino.
The entire film, including the opening
credits, was shot with a single 35mm
lens by cinematographer, Sayombhu
Mukdeeprom.

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 Text check:
Kevin Grieco

The Author of Call Me by Your Name

ANDRÉ ACIMAN
EDUCATION

1951
Born January 2
in Alexandria, Egypt
Ultimate form
of intimacy
André says calling some-
one by their name is the
ultimate form of intimacy.
You become someone
else and someone else
becomes you. You want
to know yourself through
someone else and you
can’t be more intimate
than that.
Aciman was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He is the son
of Regine and Henri N. Aciman, who owned a knitting
factory. Aciman was raised in a French-speaking home, André obtained a B.A. in
where his family members also spoke Italian, Greek, La- English and Comparative
dino and Arabic. In 1965, the family left Egypt due to in- Literature from Lehman
creased tensions with Israel. His father purchased Italian College in 1973, as well as
citizenship for the family. Aciman moved with his mother an M.A. and PhD in Com-
and brother as refugees to Rome, while his father moved parative Literature from
to Paris. In 1968, they moved to New York City. Harvard University in 1988.
Distinguished Call Me by Your Name and
professor
André is a distinguished
I’ll Call You By Mine
professor at the Graduate
The idea of calling someone by their name first came to
Center of City University
André as a sort of joke. He had two friends who were part-
of New York. He teaches
ners, Anne (French) and Anna (Italian). André imagined
the history of literary
when they made love; they would call each other’s name
theory and the works of
and what that would be like. This idea stayed in the back
Marcel Proust.
of his mind for years to come. Eventually, he wrote it down
on paper and it made perfect sense to him.

THE STORY EXISTS

BECAUSE A VACATION A CAMIO IN ELIO AND
THE MOVIE OLIVER
FELL THROUGH As in any film, shooting
schedules often change. André can no longer
In 2005, André Aciman wanted to take his wife and
The weather in Italy didn’t remember what Elio and
children on vacation to a Mediterranean villa, but his
cooperate and the origi- Oliver looked like in his
plans fell through. Instead of relaxing by the seaside,
nal actors playing Isaac mind when he wrote the
Artwork by Choigana Kardi the author spent the span of three-to-four months
Instagram: @choygana and Mounir weren’t avail- book. He now only sees
exploring the Italian Riviera fictionally by writing Call
able. Peters Spears, one of Timothée and Armie.
This artwork was Me by Your Name. He may have lost a vacation, but
the producers, and André
commissioned specially for the world received this beautiful story.
this fanzine. Aciman jumped right in.

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 Various editions
of the book
The first edition of the book Call Me by Your Name was released
in 2007 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Since then the book has
been translated into various languages and editions.

Call Me by Your Name Call Me by Your Name Chiamami col tuo nome Call Me By Your Name
(Hardcover) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback)
Edition language: English Edition language: English Edition language: Italian Edition language: English

Published: January 23rd 2007 Published: January 22nd 2008 Published: April 17th 2008 Published: May 1st 2008

Ever increasing collection Publisher: Farrar, Straus

and Giroux
Hardcover: 248 pages
“A celebration dedicated to my collection “Call Me by Your Name” by author ISBN: 0374299218
André Aciman. No other book or film has ever affected me so profoundly” (ISBN13: 9780374299217)
Publisher: Picador
Paperback: 248 pages
Publisher: Guanda
Narratori della Fenice
Publisher: Atlantic
Paperback: 248 pages
ISBN: 031242678X Paperback: 274 pages ISBN: 1843546523
(ISBN13: 9780312426781) ISBN: 886088067X (ISBN13: 9781843546528)
(ISBN13: 9788860880673)

Photo and quote: Howard Trigg | Instagram: @cmbyn_the_book

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 Plus tard ou jamais
(Paperback)
Edition language: French
Published: October 2nd 2008
Publisher: Editions de l’Olivier
Hardcover: 294 pages
ISBN: 2879295750
(ISBN13: 9782879295756)
Adınla Çağır Beni
(Paperback)
Edition language: Turkish
Published: June 2009
Publisher: Sel Yayıncılık
Paperback: 248 pages
ISBN13: 9789755704036
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Cinta Terlarang Call Me By Your Name Pokliči me po svojem imenu Call Me by Your Name Call Me By Your Name
(Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback)
Edition language: Indonesian Edition language: English Edition language: Chinese Edition language: Slovenian Edition language: Chinese Edition language: English Edition language: Thai
Published: 2008 Published: April 1st 2009 Published: April 3rd 2009 Published: 2010 Published: September 10th 2012 Published: October 3rd 2017 Published: October 2017
Publisher: Serambi Publisher: Atlantic Books Publisher: Publisher: Modrijan Publisher: Publisher: Picador / Farrar Publisher: Class Action Co., Ltd.
Hardcover: 404 pages Hardcover: 248 pages (Wheatfield Publishing) Zbirka Bralec (China Friendship Straus and Giroux Paperback: 296 pages
ISBN13: 9789790240476 ISBN: 1843546531 Paperback: 304 pages Hardcover: 254 pages Publishing Company) Paperback: 248 pages ISBN: 9786168110
(ISBN13: 9781843546535) ISBN: 9861735046 ISBN13: 9789612414177 Paperback: 236 pages ISBN: 1250169445
(ISBN13: 9789861735047) ISBN13: 9787505730113 (ISBN13: 9781250169440)
Ruf mich bei deinem Namen Noem me bij jouw naam Ruf mich bei deinem Namen Goi Em Bang Tên Anh Me Chame Pelo Seu Nome Tamte dni, tamte noce Szólíts a neveden
(Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback)
Edition language: German Edition language: Dutch Edition language: German Edition language: Vietnamese Edition language: Portuguese Edition language: Polish Edition language: Hungarian
Published: June 1st 2010 Published: June 2010 Published: 2010 Published: December 2017 Published: January 5th 2018 Published: January 12th 2018 Published: February 5th 2018
Publisher: Deutscher Publisher: Anthos Publisher: Kein & Aber Publisher: NXB Tre Publisher: Intrínseca Publisher: Poradnia K Publisher: Athenaeum Kiadó
Taschenbuch Verlag Paperback: 256 pages Paperback: 288 pages Paperback: 316 pages Paperback: 288 pages Paperback: 331 pages Hardcover: 304 pages
Paperback: 288 pages ISBN: 9041411429 ISBN: 3036955836 ISBN13: 9786041105126 ISBN: 8551002732 ISBN13: 9788363960964 ISBN13: 9789632933238
ISBN: 3423138947 (ISBN13: 9789041411426) (ISBN13: 9788551002735)
(ISBN13: 9783423138949)
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 (Paperback)
Edition language: Korean

Published: August 1st 2017

Llámame por tu nombre
(Paperback)
Edition language: Spanish
(Paperback)
Edition language: Chinese
Publisher:
Paperback, 308 pages
’ ISBN: 1195061447
(Paperback) (Paperback) (ISBN13: 9791195061440)
Edition language: Georgian Edition language: Greek, Modern

Published: February 2018 Published: January 4th 2018 Published: 2018 Published: June 28th 2018
Publisher: Alfaguara Publisher: Publisher: Bakur Sulakauri Publisher:
Paperback: 280 pages Paperback: 256 pages publishing house Paperback: 328 pages
ISBN13: 9788420473895 ISBN: 9863445274 Paperback: 270 pages ISBN13: 9786180312249
ISBN13: 9789941301384

Daj mi tvoje meno Call Me by Your Name Dej mi své jméno

(Paperback) (Paperback) (Paperback)
Edition language: Slovak Edition language: Japanese Edition language: Czech

Published: May 1st 2018 Published: 2018 Published: 2018

Publisher: Vydavateľstvo Publisher: Okura Publishing / Publisher: Slovart (ČR)
SLOVART Magnolia Books Paperback: 256 pages
Paperback: 256 pages ISBN: 978-4-7755-2774-0 ISBN: 978-80-7529-596-5
ISBN13: 9788055634760

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 “My piece in THEM.
Written to all those who
took the time to bare their
hearts to me. Thank you
all so very much.”

- André Aciman -
April 28th 2018 on Twitter Instagram: @nonobiblio Instagram: @geertjanbuisman

Instagram: @timtassignon Instagram: @yara_jonch Instagram: @mhannodettodifareunblog

Photo by Matthew Leifheit

“His Name Was Dwight.” Instagram: @kristy_drazovska Instagram: @brankabizjak

B Y A N D R É A C I M A N / F O R W W W.T H E M .U S

Call Me by Your Name author André Aciman reflects on an anonymous yet

deeply moving letter he received about the novel.

The letter I received ten years ago was unsigned and bore no return address. Clearly its author did not Instagram: @javierapaz97_
expect, much less want, a reply. A message in a bottle, from no one to no one, that letter still remains
the most bizarre form of communication. It asks nothing but to be read, promises nothing but to share
a few facts and feelings, and, seeing that it must have been dashed off on a lined yellow sheet that
seemed hastily torn out of a pad of paper, the author would not be surprised if, after skimming through
it, the recipient decided to crumple and lob it into the closest dust bin.

Instead, I kept the letter. I kept it for ten years.

Read full essay on www.them.us/story/his-name-was-dwight Instagram: @rotterdamois Instagram: @adrien.leleu Instagram: @danimal_1983

or scan the QR code with your phone to open the website.

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LUCA GUADAGNINO
1971
Born August 10
in Palermo, Sicily, Italy
FRENESY FILM COMPANY
In 2012 Luca founded the production company Frenesy
Film Company, which focuses his business on films for
the luxury and fashion industries.
Some of
his films
The Protagonists (1999)
I Am Love (2009)
A Bigger Splash (2015)
Call Me by Your Name (2017)
From
consultant
to director
Artwork by Choigana Kardi
Living in Northern Italy,
Luca was first hired as a
Instagram: @choygana location consultant as to
help putting the movie
This artwork was together on the “Italian
commissioned specially for
this fanzine. side” and eventually he
became a director and
co-producer
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Text check:
Kirt Kegaard
The director of Call Me by Your Name
Study His
He was born in Palermo
but but spent his child-
hood in Ethiopia where
his father was teaching
directorial
History and Italian. They
went back to Italy in 1977.
He studied Literature at
the University of Palermo
debut
and was also a graduate was “The Protagonist” (1999)
of History and Critics of
Cinema with a thesis on
the American Filmmaker He speaks three languages:
Jonathan Demme at Italian, English
Sapienza University
of Rome. and French.
CALL ME BY YOUR NAME Peach scene
Luca mentioned that he was
For directing and producing Call Me by Your Name
(2017), Luca received widespread critical acclaim and
really struggling with the
peach scene, because he
several accolades, including nominations for an Acad-
believed that it couldn’t be
emy Award for Best Picture, Nastro d’Argento for Best
done. So he tried it himself and
Director, and BAFTA Award for Best Direction.
found out that it was possible.
Therefore, he decided to do
Favorite scene
CREMA the scene and it became one
of the most memorable one.
Luca said that his
favorite scene was the The movie CMBYN was
Porch Scene where Elio
is waiting for Oliver to
mostly filmed in Crema,
Lombardy, Italy, the Production
come home. director’s hometown.
is hell
Screenplay Luca said on an interview
that he hates the filming
Luca described the novel as “Proustian Book about process because there are
remembering the past and indulging in the melancholy like 50 people asking him all
of lost things”, so he wrote an adaptation together with kind of things on set. What
James Ivory and Walter Fasano to refine it. Eventually, he really loves about the
Luca became the Director and Ivory became the sole filming process is the “post-
creditor for the screenplay. production” and “editing”.
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It takes
a village
When we watch movies, we often
forget it takes a village to make it
come to life. More than 140 people
worked on Call Me By Your Name.
Text by Kevin Grieco
Source: www.imdb.com
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Photo: Peter Spears
Produced by Cinematography by
Naima Abed executive producer Sayombhu Mukdeeprom
Margarethe Baillou executive producer
Tom Dolby executive producer Film Editing by
Susanne Filkins associate producer Walter Fasano
Emilie Georges producer
Luca Guadagnino producer Casting By
James Ivory producer Stella Savino
Nicholas Kaiser executive producer
Sophie Mas executive producer Production Design by
Francesco Melzi d’Eril executive producer Samuel Deshors
Marco Morabito producer
Abdi Nazemian associate producer Art Direction by
Allan Neuwirth associate producer Roberta Federico (art direction)
Howard Rosenman producer
Lourenço Sant’ Anna executive producer
Set Decoration by
(as Lourenço Sant’Anna)
Muriel Chinal (preparation)
Stella Savino line producer
Sandro Piccarozzi
Derek Simonds executive producer
Violante Visconti di Modrone
Peter Spears producer
Kim Surowicz associate producer
Costume Design by
Rodrigo Teixeira producer
Giulia Piersanti
Directed by
Luca Guadagnino
Writing Credits
James Ivory (screenplay by)
André Aciman (based on the novel by)
Cast
Armie Hammer Oliver
Timothée Chalamet Elio
Michael Stuhlbarg Mr. Perlman
Amira Casar Annella Perlman
Esther Garrel Marzia
Victoire Du Bois Chiara
Vanda Capriolo Mafalda
Antonio Rimoldi Anchise
Elena Bucci Bambi - Art Historian
Marco Sgrosso Nico - Art Historian
André Aciman Mounir
Peter Spears Isaac
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 Makeup Department
Lara Crisci hair stylist
Manolo García key hair stylist
Paola Gattabrusi makeup artist
Fernanda Perez chief makeup artist
Production Management
Andrea Alunni unit production manager
Lee Chatametikool post-production manager
Riccardo Garufi Bozza runner/facilities
Lucia Guidano unit manager
Sacha Guttenstein post-production supervisor
Noorahaya Lahtee post-production manager
Camilla Pugini assistant unit manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ferdinando Cito Filomarino second unit director
Manuela D’Ovidio assistant director
Dominique Delany first assistant director
Paolo Sponzilli assistant director /
second assistant director
Riccardo Zurla second assistant director
Art Department
Luciano Cammerieri assistant decorator /
assistant set decorator
Gaia Chaillet Giusti greens
Adonay Marin Conde set dresser
Massimo Eleonori property master
Stefano Nagni property master
Paola Sforzini head painter
Briseide Siciliano assistant art director
Rosa Trapani assistant set decorator
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Sound Department
Paolo Amici sound effects editor
Federico Amodio sound effects editor
Italo Cameracanna foley artist
Mitch Dorf adr mixer
Davide Favargiotti dialogue editor
Thomas Gastinel boom operator
Adam Howell sound mixer - EPK
Clément Laforce re-recording mixer assistant
Jean-Pierre Laforce re-recording mixer
François Lambert sound mix technician
Yves-Marie Omnes production sound mixer
Daniele Quadroli sound effects editor
David Quadroli sound effects editor
Fabrizio Quadroli sound effects editor
Visual Effects by
Emanuel Bartolozzi digital compositor
Charlotte Brancucci digital compositor
Davide Camposano digital compositor
Fabio Cattaneo digital compositor
Andrea Ceccarelli digital compositor
Virginia Cefaly visual effects producer
Stefano Di Segni digital compositor
Mattia Fede digital compositor
Claudia Gagliardi digital compositor
Chen Li titles
Mario Liuzzi digital compositor
Edoardo Ottone digital compositor
Lorenzo Pirri digital compositor
Oriana Pioli Quero digital compositor
Dafne Sartori lead compositor
Luca Saviotti visual effects supervisor
Sara Tomarchio digital compositor
Camera and Electrical Department
Luce Bertani second assistant camera
Alessio Bolzoni still photographer
Niccolò Brindasso second assistant camera: dailies
Massimo Cecchini first assistant camera: “b” camera
Luca Del Torre dailies
Daniele Dessena grip
Gaia Ferme focus puller
Francesco Galli gaffer
Romano Molter assistant camera: “c” camera
Luca Pardini electrician
Alessandro Radaelli videoassist
Massimo Spina key grip
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Alessia Boccardo costume assistant
Le Yen Mai assistant costume designer
Maria Giulia Zannoni costume assistant
Editorial Department
Francesca Addonizio first assistant editor
Alessandro Pelliccia co-colorist
Chaitawat Thrisansri colorist
Music Department
Jellybean Benítez music remixer: Paris Latino
Gerry Gershman music consultant
Roberto Solci classical music consultant
Lindsey Taylor music coordinator
Robin Urdang music supervisor
Other crew
Massimo Aversano cost controller /
production accountant
Alessandro Bonsignori set pa
David Boyle Head Of Business And Legal
Affairs: RT Features
Manuela Cavallo production counsel
Giuppy D’Aura product placement coordinator /
vocal coach
Federica De Vita payroll accountant
Philip Fajardo assistant: Mr. Guadagnino
(as Philip Ceazar Fajardo)
Harry Finkel additional legal
Emma Galli assistant to producer
Christian Giuliani production coordinator
Rachel Griffiths script supervisor
Lon Haber publicity team
Dany Héricourt dialog coach
Aurelio Marino accountant assistant
Mauro Monachini financial consultant
Melissa Provana production intern
Valerio Rapisarda runner
Matthieu Rey press attache: france
Paolo Rocchi choreographer
Daniela Venturelli assistant coordinator
Thanks
Mark Ankner thanks
Bernardo Bertolucci the producers wish to thank
Dakota Johnson the producers wish to thank
Ralph Lauren the producers wish to thank
Bill Paxton in loving memory of
Nick Shumaker the producers wish to thank
Tilda Swinton the producers wish to thank
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 The Seductive An Emotional
Atmosphere of Call Ending
Me by Your Name A VIDEO ESSAY BY SAGE’ S RAIN

YouTube: Sage’s Rain

A VIDEO ESSAY BY IAMTHATROBY

YouTube: iamthatroby
There is something wonderfully seductive about Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me
by Your Name. The third and final installment in the director’s thematic desire
trilogy, which includes his previous films, I Am Love and A Bigger Splash. Call
Me by Your Name is a pure and atmospheric encapsulation of desire, memory
and the art of seduction.
The film is based on André Aciman 2007 novel of the same name and tells of a
romantic relationship in 1983 Italy, between Elio Perlman, a 17 year old and his
fathers assistent, Oliver. The film is full of dreamlike sequences that linger and
hold the audiences attention. Forcing us to develop a response of our own.
The last ten minutes of Call Me by Your Name was draining. This final portion
of the movie was the most emotionally driven and the segment of the film that
resonated the most with me. Because it tackled the challenge of wrapping up an
enchanting story of coming-of-age and love. Tho the novel’s narrative continues
past the end of the movie, director Luca Guadagnino uses directorial skills to end
the film in such a way that leaves the audience with the conclusion, that is both
grounded and still raw with emotion.
I have allocated the final portion of the film into three significant segments.
The first being the monologue from Elio’s father, professor Perlman. The second
being the phone call between Oliver and Elio and finally the closing credits.

Watch the rest of the essay Watch the rest of the essay
(8:09) on YouTube (8:46) on YouTube

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 -3-
-7-
“My heart has been literally “It feels more like watching - 11 -
broken in the most beautiful a piece of art, than watching “O my gosh, it’s beautiful”
way ever” a film”

-1- -5-
“It blows my mind that this is -9-
“It puts you under a spell and
the first time that Timothée and “How dope was that father’s
then it doesn’t let you go”
Armie have ever worked together” speech at the end”

-8-
-4-
- 12 -
“I felt really happy at times, “It’s almost like your a
“He’s getting married?
I felt really sad at times” fly on the wall, watching
It better be with Elio!”
documented events”

-2- -6- - 10 -
“I came out to my mom “Everything makes me cry” “I don’t feel a fucking thing”
after watching the movie”

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 The screenplay writer of Call Me by Your Name

JAMES IVORY
PARENTS Education
1928
Born June 7,

James is the son of Hallie

Millicent and Edward
Patrick Ivory, a sawmill James attended the University of Oregon, from which
operator. He grew up in he received a degree in fine arts in 1951. James is a re-
in Berkeley, California
Klamath Falls, Oregon. cipient of the Lawrence Medal, UO’s College of Design’s
highest honor for its graduates. His papers are held by
UO Libraries’ Special Collections and University Archives.
Merchant Ivory Productions He then attended the University of Southern California
James is an American film director, producer, and School of Cinematic Arts, where he directed the short
screenwriter. For many years he worked extensively film Four in the Morning (1953).
with Indian-born film producer Ismail Merchant and

Oscar Venice
screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. All three were
principals in Merchant Ivory Productions, whose films
have won six Academy Awards; Ivory himself has been

outfit
nominated for four Oscars, winning one (Call Me by
Your Name). Venice is the place he
loves most in the world.
James arrived at the Oscars His first documentary was

OLDEST WINNER
At age 89, James became
Movies that (2018) wearing a classic tux
complete with a graphic
about Vency. ‘The reason
I made that documentary

the oldest winner of a

BAFTA (18 Feb. 2018) and
influenced portraying Timothée
Chalamet emblazoned onto
as my thesis at USC film
school was to have an ex-

Academy Award (March

4, 2018) for Best Adapted
Call Me by his button-down. This one-
of-a-kind artwork was made
cuse to go back to Venice.’
said Ivory in a interview.

Screenplay for Call Me by

Your Name (2017).
Your Name by Andrew Mania.

Scan the QR code with your

phone to see the video AWARDS
Cabin movies For his work in Call Me by Your Name (2017), James re-
James has a cabin in Ore- ceived an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay,
gon which belonged to his a Critics’ Choice Movie Award for Best Adapted Screen-
Artwork by Choigana Kardi
Instagram: @choygana parents, where he goes for play, Writers Guild of America Award for Best Adapted
about three weeks every Screenplay, BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay,
This artwork was summer and watches a lot and USC Scripter Award for Best Screenplay. He was
commissioned specially for
this FREE FAN magazine of movies. He collects them also nominated for the AACTA International Award for
troughout the years and Best Screenplay, and the Gotham Independent Film
brings them to Oregon. Award for Best Screenplay.

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Elio & Marzia

swim at the river
Filming locations
Ricengo
‘This is my spot’ 45.396811, 9.710881
Capralba
time action actual location street view gps / aerial image
45.446893, 9.624420 5 0:02:37 The usurper. Villa Albergoni interior Moscazzano 1 45.291778, 9.684401
0:05:19 Called for dinner. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:07:28 Oliver’s first breakfast. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
3 5
0:09:42 To Crema on bicycles. Moscazzano 2 Moscazzano 2 45.292970, 9.683790
0:09:55 On the way to Crema. Campagnola Cremasca 1 Campagnola Cremasca 1 45.396746, 9.653128
0:10:00 Arriving at Crema. Crema 1 Crema 1 45.360737, 9.690936
0:10:08 What’s one do around here? Crema 2 Crema 2 45.362977, 9.687234
0:11:27 The derivation of apricot. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:13:26 A walk into town… Moscazzano 3 Moscazzano 3 45.293233, 9.681789
0:13:33 ...to see Oliver’s friends. Moscazzano 4 Moscazzano 4 45.293350, 9.681509
‘What’s one do 0:14:34 Volleyball. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
0:16:13 Elio shaves for Oliver. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
around here?’ 6
0:16:28 Later. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
7
Crema 0:17:24 Play something. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
45.362977, 9.687234 0:18:24 Can’t sleep. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:18:49 I have an allergy. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:20:16 Changing clothes. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
7
0:20:44 I’m not going to tell you. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
0:21:44 Play it again, will ya? Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
0:22:34 Piano variations on Bach. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:24:29 Dear Diary. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:24:55 Elio and a fish. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
0:25:47 Oliver rolls into the pool. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
‘Oliver, Elio 0:27:10 At the disco. Crema 3 (San Bernardino) Crema 3 45.365642, 9.703845
Elio, Oliver’ At the disco 0:29:57 Elio & Marzia swim at the river. Ricengo 1 Ricengo 1 45.396811, 9.710881
0:30:59 We almost had sex last night. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
San Bernardino 0:31:54 Chiara visits. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
Villa Albergoni
45.365642, 9.703845
45.291778, 9.684401 0:34:10 Archeology at Lake Garda. Sirmione 1 Sirmione 1 45.500872, 10.606488
0:34:31 Walking toward the lake. Sirmione 2 Sirmione 2 45.501129, 10.606110
0:34:40 Descending the steps. Sirmione 3 Sirmione 3 45.502894, 10.606492
9 6
0:34:43 Truce? Sirmione 4 Sirmione 4 45.502894, 10.606492
8 0:35:31 On the lake. Sirmione 5 Sirmione 5 45.503550, 10.605653
0:36:10 Examining the statue. Sirmione 4 (see above)
The drive back 9
0:36:21 Going for a swim. Sirmione 6 Sirmione 6 45.502795, 10.606162
0:36:38 Home from Sirmione. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
from Clusone
0:37:02 Missed meeting with Marzia. Ricengo 2 Ricengo 2 45.396811, 9.710881
Moscazzano 0:37:20 Missing Oliver. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
45.300426, 9.683918 0:38:51 Encounter with Mafalda. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:39:45 Oliver’s swim trunks. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:41:24 Oliver returns. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
8
0:42:15 French poetry, in the dark. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)

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 time action actual location street view gps / aerial image time action actual location street view gps / aerial image
0:44:29 I gotta go to town… Villa Albergoni exterior (see above) 1:27:25 Morning. Let’s go swimming. Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
0:46:37 You know what things. Pandino Pandino 45.405106, 9.552548 1:28:36 Leaving the villa. Villa Albergoni gate (see above)
0:51:08 Long curved bike ride. Campagnola Cremasca 2 Campagnola Cremasca 2 45.396725, 9.658099 1:28:49 At the river, separated. Ricengo 4 Ricengo 4 45.396811, 9.710881
0:52:03 Thirsty? Corte Palasio Corte Palasio 1 45.309633, 9.563946 1:29:15 …hold last night against me? Ricengo 2 (see above)
0:52:56 Toward Elio’s secret place. Corte Palasio Corte Palasio 2 45.309824, 9.564238
1:29:44 Take your trunks off. Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
0:53:07 Country road on bicycles. Capralba 1 Capralba 1 45.444966, 9.624800
1:31:19 Professor, I got your note. Villa Albergoni exterior. (see above)
0:53:21 Arriving at the secret place. Capralba 2 Capralba 2 45.446893, 9.624420
1:32:18 I just wanted to be with you. Crema 8 Crema 8 45.362952, 9.686916
0:53:28 This is my spot. Capralba 3 Capralba 3 45.446893, 9.624420
1:33:16 I would kiss you if I could. Crema 9 Crema 9a, Crema 9b 45.362952, 9.686916
0:54:28 I like the way you say things. Capralba 4 Capralba 4 45.446893, 9.624420
1:33:40 Picking a peach. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
0:55:10 First kiss. Capralba 2 (see above)
1:33:50 Kitchen political discussion. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:56:53 Am I offending you? Capralba 2 (see above) 9
1:34:29 Peach sex. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:57:34 Return on the country road. Capralbra 1 (see above)
1:37:57 What did you do? Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:57:38 Return past an old building. Moscazzano 5 Moscazzano 5 45.276655, 9.679443
1:40:25 We wasted so many days. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
0:57:41 Talkative visitors. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:41;22 For Oliver, from Elio. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
0:59:04 Nosebleed. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:41:59 I’m not your girl? Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:00:12 Elio: I’m a mess. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:43:08 Mr. & Mrs. Perlman sunning. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:01:33 Chiara: Don’t go anywhere. Villa Albergoni gate Moscazzano 6 45.292093, 9.683787
1:43:38 To Bergamo by bus. Montodine Montodine 45.285466, 9.709791
1:01:56 The girls comfort Elio. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:45:10 Refugio Curo hiking trail (music). Valbondione 1 Valbondione 1 46.041438, 10.022062
1:02:31 At the river with friends. Ricengo 3 Ricengo 3 45.396811, 9.710881
1:45:34 Mountain climb: Oliver! Elio! Valbondione 2 Valbondione 2 46.058272, 10.037492
1:02:43 Mom: You like him, don’t you? Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:45:51 First sight of the waterfall. Valbondione 3 Valbondione 3 46.058272, 10.037492
1:03:40 Elio, alone. (music) Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:46:14 Closer view of the falls. Valbondione 4 Valbondione 4 46.058272, 10.037492
1:05:07 Traitor. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:46:24 Running toward the falls. Valbondione 5 Valbondione 5 46.058272, 10.037492
1:06:20 Elio calls Marzia. Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
1:46:56 Bergamo hotel, laughing. Bergamo 1 Bergamo 1 45.703791, 9.664494
1:07:00 Meeting Marzia in Crema. Crema 4 Crema 4 45.362952, 9.686916
1:47:37 Drunk in the street. Bergamo 2 Bergamo 2 45.702448, 9.662539
1:07:29 Do you really read a lot? Crema 5 Crema 5 45.362889, 9.686673
1:47:45 Rolling along the wall. Bergamo 3 Bergamo 3 45.702488, 9,662539
1:07:46 People who read are… Crema 6 Crema 6 45.361232, 9.686386
1:48:14 You’re missing it! Bergamo 4 Bergamo 4 45.702488, 9.662539
1:08:02 …I don’t want to be hurt. Crema 7 Crema 7 45.361131, 9.686354
1:48:23 This, this! Bergamo 5 Bergamo 5 45.702962, 9.662024
1:08:35 You’re so hard. Crema 7 (see above)
1:48:52 Dancing at the basilica. Bergamo 6 Bergamo 6 45.702962, 9.662024
1:09:06 Oh, fuck, I’m sorry. Crema 7 ? (see above)
1:49:39 Street fountain and the kiss. Bergamo 7 Bergamo 7 45.703047, 9.663043
1:09:52 Elio: Please don’t avoid me. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:50:23 Bergamo hotel, morning. Bergamo 1 (see above)
1:10:41 Someone have a good night… Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:50:38 Elio’s Dream Scene 1. Pandino (see above)
1:11:12 Viewing slides. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:50:39 Elio’s Dream Scene 2. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:11:40 I’ll see you at midnight. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:50:40 Elio’s Dream Scene 3. Pandino (see above)
1:12:21 As if they’re daring you… Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:50:41 Elio’s Dream Scene 4. Pandino (see above)
1:12:55 Hey, what time you got? Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:51:15 Do you have your passport? Pizzighettone 1 Pizzighettone 1 45.181580, 9.777361
1:13:32 I won’t be here for dinner. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:53:09 Can you come get me, Mom? Pizzighettone 2 Pizzighettone 2 45.181618, 9.777584
1:13:48 Oliver leaves, Marzia arrives. Moscazzano 6 (see above)
1:54:11 The drive back from Clusone. Moscazzano 7 Moscazzano 7 45.304482, 9.685312
1:13:59 Elio & Marzia in the pool. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:54:25 Through the cornfields. Moscazzano 8 Moscazzano 8 45.300426, 9.683918
1:14:53 Elio & Marzia in the attic. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:54:28 Marzia: I’m not mad at you. Moscazzano 4 (see above)
1:16:49 Sonny & Cher arrive. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:56:01 Home again. Villa Albergoni exterior (see above)
1:17:58 Elio puts on the shirt. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:56:48 Dad: Missed you at dinner. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:18:39 Elio shows the shirt. Villa Albergoni exterior. (see above)
2:02:31 Winter, country road view. Capralba 1 (see above)
1:18:58 Elio plays. Sorry I’m so tired. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
2:02:44 Winter, Elio’s secret spot. Capralba 4 (see above)
1:19:57 Sonny & Cher leave. Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
2:02:54 Winter, Perlman villa. Villa Albergoni exterior. (see above)
1:20:51 Oliver: Glad you came. Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
2:03:02 Hanukkah. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:21:59 You OK? Me OK. Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
2:04:12 Phone call from Oliver. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:23:47 This make you happy? Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
2:06:56 By the fire. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:25:58 Call me by your name and… Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)
2:08:30 End title and credits. Villa Albergoni interior (see above)
1:26:54 Did we make noise? Villa Albergoni interior. (see above)

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 Villa Albergoni
Artwork by Boryana Ilieva

painting by
Boryana Ilieva
T E X T A N D A R T W O R K B Y B O R YA N A I L I E VA
Source: www.patreon.com/fplancroissant / Instagram: fplancroissant

It was October 27, the second birthday of a close friend of
mine (yes, she has two), winter cold outside, near the end
of the day. I was headed to the cinema, where my friend
and I were about to see Call Me by Your Name, it was its
first screening in Bulgaria as part of the second big cin-
ema event of 2017, named So Independent Film Festival.
On my way to the cinema I bumped into a lost participant
of the festival jury. He was scouting the immense stone
square from the Soviet era that housed the cinema. He
was cool, from New York, and he lost interest in talking to
me the moment I took him to the so wanted lobby of the
theater. The lobby was empty except for my friend, she
stayed cuddled in the corner, waiting.
We knew that we were about to see something special.
Obviously the city was not aware of the level of the film,
as the hall was mostly empty with only me, my friend,
the jury guy and not more than forty other enlightened
people.
On that October 27 my friend and I walked out of the
cinema house, each of us about to head in her own direc-
tion, and we started a long conversion. It lasted for weeks,
I’m sure it is not even over yet. Dozens of hours of talking
followed by waiting for the soundtrack to come out, then
dozens of hours of listening to Visions of Gideon. Night
after night discussing the film, weeks of researching the
villa—location, every room of it, the bathroom. A month
passed and we still can’t stop talking about Call Me by
Your Name in cafes, in internet chats, on the street.
The only thing I can do now is to build upon it. How do
architects build upon? Well, by gathering walls, doors,
tiles and chairs all at one place.

Of the experience during the film I shall not talk. I will

only say that lights went wrongly on and stayed on before
the film was over, during the end song Visions of Gideon.
The hall was supposed to stay dark during that song, but I
guess as the staff were running the film for the first time,
they didn’t know that. Yet, with the lights on none of the
viewers moved or breathed, maybe we quietly cried.

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 Artwork by Boryana Ilieva
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 Her love for this film was
so strong that she flew to
Italy to ‘see’ it for herself
B Y C A R S ON B L AC K W E L D E R F OR A P LU S / JA N UA RY 1 9 2 0 1 8
Source: aplus.com / Photo: Zineb Bayad, Twitter @bIuevioIet

You may have a favorite movie you love to watch from time to Bayad perfectly captured the scenery as well as moments
time, but have you ever made a pilgrimage to where that film between actors Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer
was set? If not, then your fandom isn’t at the same level than beautifully — bringing the cinematography of Sayombhu
that of Zineb Bayad and the 2017 gay coming-of-age hit Call Mukdeeprom to life once more. We can almost hear Sufjan
Me by Your Name. Stevens singing “Mysteries of Love” and “Visions of Gideon”
from the film while looking at these, so you should probably
Bayad, a French university student, traveled to the small cue them up to get the full experience.
Italian town of Crema — in northern Italy, specifically the
province of Cremona and the Lombardy region — where the
Luca Guadagnino-directed film was set. During the trip, she “It felt like a dream. I was
recreated memorable scenes by taking still from the flick
and matching them up with the real-life locations where they honestly so overwhelmed
took place.
I cried a lot.”
“The movie was an ethereal experience and I truly believe I
Some moments made her cry a bit, Bayad revealed, and over-
will never forget it. So I thought about creating more memo-
all she said it felt like a dream. “It is just an amazing experi-
ries around it,” Bayad told INSIDER in a Twitter DM interview
ence,” Bayad said. “It just hit me how beautiful and unforget-
about her decision to take this special vacation. “This movie
table this movie is.”
has helped me so much, first because of its lesson about love
and self-acceptance. It helped me to embrace my sexuality
and take my mind away during some hard times.”

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CREMA FOR
THE FILM
FESTIVAL AND
NEVER LEFT!
BY SHIRLEY STARK

Originally from Montreal, Canada, I have found

a new home in Crema, Italy. My love for Luca

Guadagnino’s film, Call Me by Your Name brought

me here. Living in Crema touring worldwide fans of

the film to the beautiful locations was not planned

and has changed my life. Here’s my story.

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Through the tours I have been doing with fans of the
film Call Me By Your Name, I have been blessed to hear
many stories of how Luca Guadagnino’s film affected
and changed people’s lives. My life has also changed
because of the film. Last September, 2017, I left my
home in Montreal, Canada to travel and change my life
and career. After teaching for close to 20 years I needed
a change and I also wanted to escape the harsh and
long Montreal winters that I found more and more dif-
ficult to live through!
I first travelled to France as I had friends there that I
wanted to visit. Then I decided to tour around the UK
and ended up living in London for the winter months. I
saw Call Me by Your Name in London and was so deeply
moved, mesmerized and inspired by it, as many people
are! I then read the book by André Aciman and that was
it, I became completely infatuated and fell in love with
the story, both novel and film. The unconditional love
that is conveyed, the tragedy and heartbreak of first
passionate intense love spoke to my heart. The perfor-
mances by Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer,
the aesthetics of the movie, the landscapes of Northern
Italy, the beautiful Villa--the atmosphere of Crema was
very compelling to me.
I started to create a series of images, drawings inspired
by the two main characters, Elio and Oliver, like many
artists--I’ve seen so many Call Me by Your Name in-
spired Art online! I’ve always created Art, and this movie
was a great source of inspiration for my artwork.
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I’ve always been a fan of Luca Guadagnino’s films even
before CMBYN. When I saw “I Am Love”, “A Bigger
Splash” and in particular Call Me by Your Name, I was
struck by Luca’s sensual, slower paced style; his artistry,
along with his Director of Photography Sayombhu
Mukdeeprom. It’s magnificent and unique and I have
nothing but the utmost respect, admiration and love
for the artistry of Luca Guadagnino’s films.
I see them as a gift to the world.
I saw an ad for the Crema Film Festival and immediately
booked my ticket to Crema, as they were going to show
Call Me by Your Name outdoors in the Piazza Duomo in
Crema, under the stars among all the fans from around
the world. I was thrilled to experience Crema’s atmos-
phere and all the locations from the movie in person!
It was an incredible experience, meeting other CMBYN
fans from around the world and of course the super
fun and beautiful energy of the fans at the 80’s dance
party after the screening of the film! It was an incredible
night I’ll always treasure.
I was only going to stay a week in Crema---I had booked
my return flight to London but then life got in the way
of my plans! On my arrival in Crema I met a wonderful,
kind man, a local. I literally had walked off the train and
was headed towards the Piazza Duomo, but was side-
tracked by a very beautiful tall thin palm tree that was
off of a side road. I started to take pictures of it, and the
man who lived on that property started talking to me,
recounting how he had planted that palm tree in 1983!
Perhaps it was a coincidence that this was the year that
the movie takes place, but I saw it as a sign! We became
friends and he showed me around all the locations of
the film on his Vespa, which was also from 1983!
I was in heaven, as I wasn’t sure how I would find and
make it to all the beautiful locations of the film myself
and here I was being taken to them by Vespa, car and
bicycle by this beautiful person! I had so much fun and
my heart was filled with joy. After spending the week in
Crema, I decided I did not want to leave. Crema put a
spell on me. I followed my heart, which I previously had
rarely done in my life and I haven’t looked back since.
Both he and I realised that there are many people like
me, who come to Crema with a passion for the film and
book, who perhaps also need or want a guide to tour
them to the film locations and that is why we decided
to start the Call Me by Your Name tours.
It’s been only two months since we started but so far
it’s going really well. We are enjoying meeting beauti-
ful, kind fans, of all ages, from all around the world who
have a love and passion for the film, music of the film
and book. They share very moving stories of how the
film/book affected them and changed their lives while
one tour with us. I have made new friends from around
the world, through the common bond we share--the
passion and love of the CMBYN story!
I always tell people that they can certainly see all the
locations and sites on their own--there is so much infor-
mation and many guides created by fans online to help
people do the journey of the locations on their own if
they want to. But for those that prefer to be taken to the
locations with us, by bicycle, Vespa or car there is always
the option to come along on our tour! There are small
fun advantages of coming with us as well; for example
if people are short on time, perhaps just making a day
trip to Crema from Milan or elsewhere it is quicker to
go with us by car because we know exactly where to
go. Also some travellers coming here alone may feel the
desire to go with someone else because they can meet
other fans and/or they perhaps don’t have a best sense
of direction and feel reassured to go with someone who
does. At least that is what I have been told by some
people on our tours! Another little perk of taking our
tour is we know the owner of the bar, (the poker scene
in the movie) and also the place where Elio and Oliver
ask for water, so we can get fans inside these places.
And finally, at the end of each tour I like to give a print
of one of my CMBYN inspired drawings, which people
seem to enjoy!
I feel blessed and so grateful to be able to be with the
person I love, in a place that I love and to do what I love,
for beautiful CMBYN fans that I love!
Tour the film locations
Anyone who is interested in taking our tours, they are
available 7 days a week, all year long. Tours are usually
in the afternoons starting from 16:00. Some morning
tours are also possible. Choose to tour by car, electric
bicycle, or Vespa.
More information and/or book a tour
Instagram: @ffscenes2018
Email: ffscenes@gmail.com
Website: coming soon
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Photo: Lorin Kırdıyan Instagram: @bojrk Photo: Jan Sielecki Photo: Andrea Daelli Instagram: @cheerskirata

A peachy
Facebook: Montse Salazar

pilgrimage Instagram: @hisnameiscarter Instagram: @renatorobyn Instagram: @flying.jon Photo: Ray Johansson Fabros

TEXT BY KEVIN GRIECO

Twitter: @mememegann There is little doubt Call Me by Your Name has affected Facebook: Daniel Koeneke Facebook: Daniel Koeneke Instagram: @hisnameiscarter Instagram: @leslie_venable
fans to the core. Connected through their love of the film,
hundreds of people have traveled to Italy to experience
the films settings firsthand. According to Pro Loco
Crema (the official tourism office for Crema) tourism has
doubled already in 2018. A total of 6,335 tourist visited in
2017, compared to 6,500 tourists in 2018 (January-June).

Instagram: @cmbyn_locations Photo: Damian Ajvaz Instagram: @holdmygaze1983

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ARMIE HAMMER
1986
Born August 28
in Santa Monica, California
Armie lived in the Dallas
neighbourhood of High-
land Park for several years.
When he was seven years
old, his family moved to
the Cayman Islands for
five years. After which they
moved to Los Angeles.
Those shorts
were really short!
In the 80’s, shorts were
short and Oliver wore
them so well. Being a
tall guy, you can imagine
Armie trying to squeeze
into them and keep it all
contained. Let’s just say
some post-production
editing was needed for
Armie.
Artwork by Choigana Kardi
Instagram: @choygana
This artwork was NARRATION OF THE AUDIOBOOK
commissioned specially for
Armie not only starred in the adaptation of Call Me by
this fanzine.
Your Name, but also lent his voice for the audiobook of
André Aciman’s original novel.
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Text check:
Kevin Grieco
The man with the deep, booming voice
TRADE
High school
Family
dropout MARKS Armie married former model,
Armie dropped out of Towering height, deep
actress and TV journalist Eliz-
high school in the 11th and booming voice, word-
abeth Chambers on May 22,
grade to pursue acting. smith, quick-witted.
2010. They have two children:
“I knew I wanted to make
Harper (daughter born 2014)
movies because it was the
one thing I was obsessed ONE-SHOT and Ford (son born 2017).
Director Luca explained in Elizabeth is huge fan of the
with.” It took Armie a
an interview how he strug- book and owns Bird Bakery.
while to kick his career
gled with shooting the
into high gear. His break-
through role came when scene at the Piave Memo-
Armie is 1.96m
rial. He said it was Armie
he played the Winklevoss
Twins in The Social Net- who suggested doing the tall, which is
work (2010). scene in one long shot. 6ft 5.
For his role in Call Me by
Your Name, Hammer
Uncomfortable dance scene
received acclaim from
Self-described as gangly by Hammer, he wasn’t keen on
critics and multiple award
shooting the film’s glorious dance scene. The fact the
nominations including;
scene was filmed without any music only added to his
the Critics’ Choice Award,
embarrassment. “Like any actor or artist, I definitely have
Independent Spirit Award
my moments of feeling self-conscious,” said Hammer.
and Golden Globe for Best
Supporting Actor.
In his USA Today interview, Armie spoke about the
film’s infamous dance scene. “That was one of the most
Armie plays painful scenes I’ve shot in my life,” Hammer said. “They
would start the scene and it’d be the Psychedelic Furs
the guitar (song), and then they would kill the music and start
(filming). So I’d just be dancing and jumping around in
silence, looking around at 500 extras just staring at you.
I was miserable. I was not having a good time.” “Timmy
is an excellent dancer,” Hammer said. “It made it all the
more frustrating when I was dancing around having the
worst time of my life, and then I’d look over at Timmy,
who was not even on (camera), dancing really well.”
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TEXT BY KEVIN GRIECO

Costume designer Giulia Piersanti was respon-

sible for bringing the films 80’s style to life. She
drew inspiration from her own family photos,
local families in Italy and 80’s fashion magazines.
She wanted costumes to be subtle, giving a
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turbing viewers from feeling and experiencing Clas­sic Fit Cot­ton L.12.12 Polo Shirt in
the story. She wanted to avoid being too cliché.
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Most of her sourcing came from the internet and
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man’s costumes were mostly custom made and
some of her husband’s clothes were used for Elio.
Fans have gone to great lengths to source iconic
pieces from the film so they can dress like Elio
and Oliver. Scouring the internet on sites like Etsy,
Lacoste and Adidas, you can find Elio’s “Talking
Heads” t-shirt, his blue-striped Polo shirt and Oli-
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 Collectors item TEXT BY KEVIN GRIECO

James Ivory brings

Call Me by Your Name: Elio to the Oscars
How a Little Film Touched
Artist Andrew Mania created the
So Many Lives iconic shirt worn by Academy
Award Winner James Ivory. What
How did “Call Me by Your Name” change your life? better way to pay homage to Timo-
That’s a question Barb Mirell wanted to know, because thée Chalamet’s ‘Elio’ than by wear-
she wanted you to know. Inspired by thousands of ing him on his shirt to the most
people everywhere, Barb asked them to share their watched award show in the world.
poignant stories. When completed, she gave a copy to The shirt is available for sale if you Limited Edition
Armie after his play, “Straight White Men” and made it contact Mania. Double-LP
available on Amazon.
YOOX’s exclusive limited Oversized
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A mere 2,000 copies of this over- about the infamous peach scene?
age included a softcover book, accompanied by a
sized Brochure Deluxe Edition A limited edition double-LP set will
signed and numbered certificate of authenticity,
were available for purchase at be issued on peach-colored 180-
as well as three postcards from iconic scenes in the
concession stands in select Japan gram vinyl and housed in peach-
film. All contained in a gorgeous hard slipcase for
theaters. The 43-page, full-color scented packaging by Music on
safe-keeping.
brochure contains 34 days of Vinyl in August 2018. (Blue and
behind-the-scene photos from the yellow editions have already been
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 2.

Mediodescocido Art Dolls

4.

1.

3.
by Uriel Valentin
TEXT BY DOUG HALL
5.
6.

7.

8.

1. CMBYN cover pin 7. Peach pin

by Jam by HeyTimiTim
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10.

2. Oliver’s short pin 8. Tregua pin

by Stephen McDermott by Jam
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3. Elio’s peach pin 9. The first night pin

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These Call Me by Your Name art dolls are hand All the dolls that Uriel creates are based on artists
painted and hand crafted by Uriel Valentin from who he looks up to. He also produces characters
Argentina. The dolls are approximately 35 cm in on demand. See more of his work on his Instagram
length and each is one of a kind, given that they account or personal website.
are not industrially produced.
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 Call Me Chef Miko Aspiras’

Peachy
Delectable Ode to
Call Me by Your Name
Employing his trademark unconventional flair, T.Dining Best
Pastry Chef Miko Aspiras whips up a stellar peach dessert
inspired by a film near and dear to his heart

Call Me by Your Name is this year’s awards season dark horse. No one—
not even its cast and crew—was expecting it to make waves the way it has,
sweeping nominations and bagging a couple of wins, particularly acting nods
for breakout star Timothée Chalamet and adapted screenplay nods for James
Ivory. Indeed, this languid, spellbinding coming-of-age story has earned praise
from both critics and audiences, who left theaters mesmerised—and per-
haps, a wee bit heartbroken—by the love that develops and simmers between
Chalamet’s Elio and Armie Hammer’s Oliver.

“I was frustrated that Oliver did not get

the chance to taste the infamous peach”

A huge fan of the project—he has seen the film over six times—Chef Miko
Aspiras sought to create a dessert that encapsulates the heady spirit of Call
Source: ph.asiatatler.com
Me by Your Name. This dessert, christened by its creator as “Call Me Peachy,” is
Date: February 22, 2018
a tribute to the pivotal peach scene that features prominently in both André
Text: MJ Jose
Aciman’s novel and Luca Guadagnino’s silver screen adaptation. It jives with
Photography: Beatrice Malveda
the subtle sensuality that curls around the film like a wisp of smoke, unusual in
its character yet easy on the taste buds. Crafted in the likeness of the very fruit
Chef Miko Aspiras
that inspired it, the dessert is comprised of peach and nectarine mousse, filled
Instagram: @chefmikoaspiras
with brunoised peach compote tossed with juice and Tonka beans; floral notes
come into play due to the orange blossom crème Anglaise at its centre. It is
then dipped in white chocolate and served atop a Feuillitine sable tarte crust.
Scan the QR code
“I was frustrated that Oliver did not get the chance to taste the infamous peach,” with your phone to
recalls Aspiras. “I decided to create a 100 per cent edible peach that presents a open the original
article.
mix of fruity and floral flavours that are in tune with the summer, the season
when most of the film takes place.”

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 Elizabeth Chambers
Hammer reflects on her
wild year and Call Me
by Your Name
BY LAUREN MCCARTHY FOR WWW.WMAGAZINE.COM
MARCH 2, 2018

For the past 15 months, Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet have been all

around the world promoting their Oscar-nominated film Call Me By Your Name.

Along for the ride was Elizabeth Chambers Hammer, wife of Armie, who has

been along for the ride and capturing the off-duty moments of the two leads’

endless promotion on her popular Instagram account—all the while managing

the two outposts of her Texas-based Bird Bakery from the road. And while being

far from the office might encourage some to slow down, Chambers is only ram­

ping up business. “My goal is to get Bird Bakery in everyone’s pantry, refrigerator,

and grocery store,” she shared. Of course, all that will wait until after the com-

ing weekend which will, of course, be dedicated to the Academy Awards and its

many parties. For Hammer, it also marks the end of the long

Call Me By Your Name journey. Ahead of the Oscars, the

entrepreneur talked about her favorite memories from

the movie, watching Chalamet become a superstar,

and balancing work while on the road.

Photo’s from Scan the QR code

with your phone to
Elizabeth Chambers
open the original
Instagram account article.

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Has Oscars madness settled in?
It starts so early. Every single year, you think, “We’ll have
a week before.” And then you realize that the events
start on the Sunday before the Oscars, so you really
have just no time at all. But it’s exciting. I feel like every-
one is running around like crazy people in this town.
Do you get to enjoy it at all, or is it pure chaos?
The good thing is I’m just here to support, which is
wonderful. So I’m getting to enjoy all the fun without
having to do all the work. But unfortunately my own
work doesn’t stop; my kitchen manager has decided
that she wants to pursue another profession. I’m like,
“This week, you cannot.” So while it is a lot of fun, it is
always a balancing act, for sure.
How does it feel that the Call Me By Your Name jour-
ney is coming to an end?
They’ve been promoting the movie for 15 months. It’s
crazy. And actually, after the Oscars, I’m going to Austin
to speak at South by Southwest, and then they are
going to Tokyo to do the Asian tour. So It’s actually not
over. [Armie] works so much and is always promoting a
film—after this he has Final Portrait. It’s always wonder-
ful to be a supportive spouse and to support your fam-
ily, but this movie is really special and has changed lives
and touched so many people. I’m really proud of the
filmmakers and everyone who is involved in it. I think it
is a different type of film than the rest.
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Do you remember the first time you heard about?
I read the script two years ago and I thought it was
amazing. I had read the book—Tom Ford actually rec-
ommended it to me a long time ago. It was so beautiful.
I read a lot, and that was one of my favorite books that
year.
And when did you first meet Timothée Chalamet?
We were in Italy and had dinner together. You’re in a
small Italian village so you’re just happy to be around
anyone who speaks English, and especially if they are
super cool on top of that. There were only four restau-
rants in this small little town. It was a wonderful experi-
ence for everyone involved.
How has it been to see him explode into the star he
is now?
You are always just so happy when your friends are
working. I think a lot of times in this business, you can
do an amazing project and give an amazing project,
and it is not necessarily recognized. There are so many
amazing performances that I feel go completely unap-
preciated and unrecognized. So when something is not
only recognized but people’s lives are changed for the
better. I mean, I have people who drop off letters at the
bakery to give to Armie and Timmy. One of very sweet
customers in palace was like, “My dad is a pastor and I
never thought that I could come out until after seeing
this movie. After seeing this movie, it has given me the
strength.”
How did living in Italy while shooting the film affect
your inspiration for the bakery?
Whenever I travel anywhere, I look at their baked goods.
I found the most incredible tiramisu recipe when I was
there, which I now make at home. I can’t really add it
to our menu because we are an American nostalgic
bakery. I was even in Paris two weeks ago and found
the most incredible lemon tart I’ve ever had in my life.
Wherever I am, I am looking for the best inspiration.
Some people go directly to clothing stores, but I go off
the plane to the bakeries. It’s market research.
Were there any places that the promo tour took you
to that you especially loved?
I love London because I love the way they decorate their
sugar cookies. I’m still dreaming of those lemon tarts
in Paris. I always ask the concierge what their favorite
bakeries are. I will hit up to a dozen bakeries.
How have you balanced having the bakeries in Texas
while on the road?
I’m in Texas basically every other week. Now that we
have our second location, I was joking that i’m splitting
my time between my two children and my two baker-
ies—and my 103 employees that I also feel deserve my
full attention. So I have 105 additional children .But it is
definitely a challenge and I couldn’t do it without my
team. I’m so passionate about it, and its a part of my
heart.
And Armie is also involved in the bakery, right?
Yes, he is our resident taste tester. He has a great pal-
ette. He can tell when things are not consistent. Every-
thing we bake is from scratch everyday, so consistency
is our biggest challenge, for sure. His favorite right now
is our chocolate strawberry cupcakes. He’ll be the first
to be like, “I don’t know, the buttercream tastes sweeter
than normal.” He loves to give his opinion.
You post a lot on Instagram from your bakery, as
well as on the road, with some pretty funny captions.
What is your approach to social media?
The balance is always funny. You want to support your
family, and your friends. It’s a balance of trying to be
five places at once and trying to be present. The good
thing about Instagram is it really does reflect life and
that balance. There’s definitely never a lack of content,
that’s for sure.
Has anything you’ve posted gotten more attention
than you expected?
Armie’s tracksuit moment. He’s completely over track-
suits now. He’s like, “Nope, they are becoming too popu-
lar. I’m over it.” It was really funny because at Christmas,
he said he really wanted a tracksuit and I didn’t under-
stand why. He said, “We are doing so much promotion, I
may as well be comfortable.” I was like, “You get to wear
a suit. It’s not like you wear dresses and heels.” But yeah,
he’s really into the tracksuits and thank god he’s not
wearing one to the Oscars. I thought we were taking it
a little too far.
Do you know what you are wearing?
I do not. It’s been a lot of fittings. I’m trying to find the
perfect thing; you don’t want to be over-the-top. I basi-
cally just have to be subtle arm candy—Armie candy, I
guess.
Have you been to the Oscars before?
We went for The Social Network, which was amazing.
And every year we go to the Vanity Fair party. Last year
I had just had a baby a month before, so a lot of Spanx
were involved. There are so many festivities all week
and weekend. It’s so much fun seeing friends out, and
everyone has this festive spirit. It’s truly a weekend of
celebration. I love films. I’ve seen all of the contenders.
Any favorites?
I saw Get Out twice. I loved Get Out. Obviously Call Me
By Your Name is my favorite. But Get Out was my sec-
ond favorite.
Since you are a veteran of the Oscars, have you given
Timothée any advice on what to expect?
Well he has literally won like 45 awards this season.
He’s super excited, and you don’t get anything that you
haven’t been prepared for. I think at this point, he’s had
all the preliminary things leading up to it, so nothing is
going to be a surprise.
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Cookies
• Unsalted butter 115g – room temp.
• Sugar 95g
• Vanilla extract 1 tsp.
• Egg 28g – room temp.
• Cake flour 135g – sifted
1. In a mixing bowl using an electronic
mixer, beat sugar and butter until pale
but not very fluffy. (Do not over mix or
cookies will spread.)
2. Add egg and vanilla and mix well.
3. Add flour gradually and mix until
combined.
4. Shape dough into disk, wrap it tightly in a
plastic wrap and refrigerate about 1 hour.
5. Roll dough 3-5mm thick.
6. Preheat the oven to 160ºC.
7. Cut dough into desired shapes and
arrange them on parchment-lined
baking sheets.
8. Bake for 10 minutes until edges are
light brown.
Take a bite out of Elio
R E C I PE BY A N I TA R I B E RT T
Twitter: @anita_ribertt3
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Icing
• confectioner’s sugar 100g – sifted
• meringue powder 2 tsp.
• water 2 Tbsp.
1. In a small bowl, stir meringue powder
and water until smooth.
2. In a large bowl, mix confectioner’s sugar
and strained meringue mixture until
glossy. Try not to make air bubbles. This
makes very thick icing.
3. Divide icing into separate bowls, add in wa-
ter with a spray bottle to thin down for bor-
der icing(toothpaste-like consistency) and
flooding icing(shampoo-like consistency)
4. Add food coloring with toothpicks. Cover
the bowl with a damp kitchen towel so it
won’t dry out.
Decoration
T-shirt : white border and
navy border icing
1. Put border icing to a piping
bag(you can also snip off the
corner of a ziplock bag).
2. Pipe a white border around the edge,
then add stripes inside.
3. Pipe a navy neckline and stripes.
Pants : black border icing, black/orange/
green/violet flood icing
1. Pipe black border icing around the edge.
2. Fill inside with black flood icing. Spread
out the icing with a toothpick.
3. When the icing is half dried, stamp or-
ange/green/violet flood icing with straws.
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The youngest Oscar nominee in over 20 years
TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET
1995
Born December 27,
in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
SOCCER
PLAYER
His childhood dream
was to become a profes-
sional soccer player. He
was a coach at a soccer
camp in France. When he
was around thirteen, he
coached 6-10 year old kids.
Mr. Shifman
Timothée high-school
drama teacher Mr. Shif-
man on the naturalism
of his acting: “He just
happened to come to
my room for the callback
audition, and I remem-
ber his audition because
I gave him the highest
score I’ve ever given a kid
Artwork by Choigana Kardi
Instagram: @choygana auditioning.”
This artwork was
commissioned specially for TIMMY’S PET
this fanzine.
IS URDLE
THE TURTLE
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Text check:
Kevin Grieco
Family EDUCATION IN N.Y.C.
The New York native attended Fiorello H. LaGuardia High
Timothée was born in School of Music & Art and Performing Arts and went on
New York and has lived to attend N.Y.U.’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
there his entire life. His
mother is American
and his father is French.
He holds dual U.S. and
Timothée is Spiderman?
French citizenships. His traditionally “Isweating
read it twice and I left
in a total panic,”
sister Pauline, also an ac-
tor, lives in Paris. Growing pronounced loywood Reporter
Timothée told The Hol-
of his
up, he spent many sum-
mers in France and Tim-o-tay. audition. The part went to
Tom Holland, but thank-
is fluent in French.
fully it all worked out for
both of them in the end.
Youngest CMBYN COST
nominee HIM MONEY Timothée is
1.82m tall,
Timothée is the young- Timothée on borrowing
est person nominated for Call Me by Your Name which is 5’10”
an Academy Award for (the book) at a college
Best Actor since Mickey library: “I didn’t give it
Rooney for Babes in Arms
in 1939 and is the third
back for a year and I had a
fine of $100, so before this
Friction burn
youngest nominee in the movie gave me a career, it The beautiful love scenes
category in history. took money from me.” in Call Me by Your Name
didn’t come easy. For their
first ever scene together,
AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS Timothée and Armie had to
For his work in Call Me by Your Name, Timothée won kiss passionately in a field.
a Gotham Award for Breakthrough Actor and received The young actor revealed
nominations for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor to Ellen DeGeneres on
in a Motion Picture Drama, Screen Actors Guild Award her talk show they had to
for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Lead- repeat the scene multiple
ing Role, BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role times. Armie’s beard gave
and the Academy Award for Best Actor, among numer- him friction burn.
ous other awards.
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 One of the components of a great film is a good Title Se-
quence. For Call Me by Your Name, Luca Guadagnino asked
calligraphy artist, Chen Li to create the titles.
Titles sequence by
Chen Li
Chen Li was born in Zhejiang, China in 1972 and moved to
Italy to pursue a career in artistry, calligraphy and graphic
designing. She was a graduate of Turin Polytechnic Univer-
sity in Turin, Italy in 1998 and started working in the art
field. Most of Li’s works have a style of “Western Calligraphy
in Graphic Designing” as it was also her dissertation back in
college.
TEXT BY KIRT KEGA ARD
When Guadagnino had an interview about these amazing
titles, he mentioned, “ I wanted to give the audience an im-
mersion in the world of this family. For the opening credits,
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we took Xerox images of statues and placed them with items
on the desk of Professor Perlman — the pens, the typewriter,
the glue. So you see images of the statues with the details
of his everyday life, along with the credits. I didn’t want the
“indie cool” typeface. I found this Chinese woman who lives in
Milan. The titles are handwritten, so they’re like an invitation
to the audience.”
The collaboration has been well-executed and open more op-
purtunities for Chen Li in the film industry. After ‘Call Me by
Your Name’, she’s now working with a lot of exhibits both in
Italy and abroad.
Hopefully we can see these amazing titles again not only for a
possible sequel but also in other films.
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 Saying your name
rosy boy,

i’m carrying your name in my throat,

you’re brushing my name out of your hair,

i’m pressing your name into clay statues,

you’re folding my name into paper,

i’m tossing your name across the bed,

you’re turning my name into a star,

i’m wearing your name around my neck,

you’re kissing my name into my ankle,

i’m rubbing your name into my bones,

you’re writing my name in the margins,

i’m transcribing your name into music,

you’re reciting my name like a prayer,

i’m eating your name like a peach,

you’re buttoning my name into your shirt,

Poem by Brennen Bariso
Brennen Bariso wrote this short poem as part of i’m saying your name in the dark,
the series “From Literature and Back.” Writers in
the series are challenged to draw inspiration from you’re calling me by your name in the light,
films that were originally novels. André Aciman
was listening!
i’m whispering my name into the phone,
Source: northbynorthwestern.com
northbynorthwestern.com/author/brennenbariso/ you whisper your name back.

Artwork by Narath Boriboon / Instagram: @tea_monsterrr

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 3

J’adore Venise
–
Length: 4:15
Performed by Loredana Bertè
Written by Ivano Fossati
–
1 scene 6
Elio and Oliver walk into a bar when you
Hallelujah Junction hear the song playing. Later Elio notices the Zion hört die Wächter singen
1st Movement song play again in the car on the way home –
– after saying goodbye to Oliver. Length: 5:10
Length: 7:09 Performed by Alessio Bax
Performed by Nicolas Hodges Written by Johann Sebastian Bach
and Rolf Hind –
Written by John Adams scene
– 4 Elio journals in his room after his interaction
scene with Oliver. “I thought he didn’t like me,” he
The opening credits and later the song plays Paris Latino writes, among other things.
as Elio watches Oliver from the balcony. –
Length: 4:01
Performed by Bandolero
Written by Carlos Perez and
2 José Perez 7
–
M.A.Y. in the Backyard scene Lady Lady Lady
– The song is playing in the background –
Length: 4:25 while Elio and his friends watch Oliver Length: 4:15
Written and performed by playing volleyball. Performed by Moroder
Ryuichi Sakamoto and Joe Esposito
– Written by Giorgio Moroder
scene and Keith Forsey
Oliver thanks Elio for showing him around –
town and takes off on his bike. Later the song 5
scene
plays again while Elio is shaving.
The soundtrack album was digitally released under Madison Gate Records Sonatine bureaucratique
Oliver dances with Chiara while Elio envi-
ously watches him from afar, seated with his
and Sony Classical on November 3, 2017 and physically on November 17, –
friends and having a cigarette.
Length: 3:44
2017. “Mystery of Love” was first featured in the film’s first trailer, released
Performed by Frank Glazer
on August 1, 2017. Its music video was released on January 4, 2018, featuring Written by Erik Satie
footage taken at The National Archaeological Museum of Naples. –
scene
Elio plays this song on the piano for his
family. Later the song continues over
different shots of Oliver’s swimsuits.

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 8 11 13 16

Une barque sur l’océan Words Mystery of Love Le Jardin féerique

– – – –
Length: 7:10 Length: 3:27 Length: 4:08 Length: 3:02
Performed by André Laplante Performed by F. R. David Written and performed by Performed by Valéria Szervánszky
Written by Maurice Ravel Written by Martin Kupersmith, Sufjan Stevens and Ronald Cavaye.
– Louis S. Yaguda and Robert Fitoussi – Written by Maurice Ravel.
scene – scene –
15
Elio tells Oliver about the Battle of Piave at scene The day of Oliver’s departure from scene
10
the war memorial. Elio and Marzia make love in the attic. Elio the Perlman home. Elio joins him on a Anella reads the Heptaméron to Elio and her
Love My Way
checks his watch throughout lovemaking bus out of town. They hike together in husban. Later mr. Perlman tells Elio that he
Germination –
as his midnight rendezvouz with Oliver ap- the mountains, enjoying the beauty of knew about his relationship with Oliver.
– Length: 3:33
proaches. nature and each other.
Length: 2:09 Performed byhe Psychedelic Furs.
Written and performed by Written by John Ashton, Tim Butler,
Ryuichi Sakamoto Richard Butler and Vince Ely.
– –
9 scene
12 14 scene
8
Elio writes a note for Oliver: “Can’t stand the Elio and Oliver, among others, dance at
Futile Devices silence. I need to speak to you.” He then slips
È la vita Radio Varsavia the outdoor club. / Later in the film, Oliver
Visions of Gideon
(Doveman Remix) it under Oliver’s door.
– –
dances to the same song in the streets of
–
– Length: 4:11 Length: 4:07 Length: 4:07
Bergamo while Elio lovingly watches.
Length: 2:15 Performed by Marco Armani Performed by Franco Battiato. Written and performed by
Written and performed by Written by Marco Armani Written by Franco Battiato Sufjan Stevens
Sufjan Stevens and Paolo Armenise and Giusto Pio. –
– – – scene
scene scene scene Song before they make love for the first
Elio waits for Oliver to return home one Elio messily snacks on a peach while he The “peach scene”: after reading a few pages time (1:21:27). Final scene / end credits. Elio
evening. Oliver doesn’t return until late and reads alone in the attic. of a book, Elio changes the station. He ten- silently cries in front of a crackling fire, ac-
goes straight to bed. “Traitor,” Elio mumbles, derly feels a peach and proceeds to pleasure cepting that Oliver is engaged and that their
feeling hurt and ignored. himself with the fruit. love cannot be.

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Music trivia
DJ Walter Fasano
The DJ spinning in the dance scene is
the movie’s film editor, Walter Fasano.
There’s an Armie on
the dance floor
During the party scene where The
Psychedelic Furs ‘Love My Way’
starts playing, the first lyrics are
“there’s an army on the dance floor.”
Armie is literally on the dance floor.
Guadagnino’s
dance experience
The scene featuring Elio and Oliver
dancing enthusiastically to The
Psychedelic Furs’ song “Love My
Way” is not drawn from the book,
but was inspired by Guadagnino’s
experience of dancing by himself
when he was young.
Uncomfortable
dance scene
Despite various sexual scenes in the
film, Armie Hammer stated in an in-
terview he was most uncomfortable
filming the dance scenes.
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Text check: Kevin Grieco
Beautiful accident
In the scene where Elio is waiting for
Oliver (‘Futile devices’ playing in the
background), the film has light bleed-
ing into it and you can see the sprocket
holes. This was an accident and the
Director decided to keep in the film as
it gives the scene an ethereal quality.
Learning piano The final scene The soundtrack
and guitar with an earpiece album
Timothée arrived in Italy five weeks While filming the final scene of the A soundtrack album was released
movie, Timothée Chalamet had an in digital formats by Madison Gate
early to learn Italian, piano and guitar.
earpiece playing Sufjan Stevens’ Records and Sony Classical on
He had piano lessons with Italian
song, “Visions of Gideon.” It helped November 3, 2017, as well as physical
composer Roberto Solchi every day
him properly understand and covey formats on November 17, 2017.
and guitar lessons with Nicholas
Elio’s heartbreak. The song plays
Guerrero.
through the credits.
A narrator for
the movie
Director Luca Guadagnino originally
planned for Sufjan Stevens to voice
the narrator in Call Me by Your Name. Radio hits during
the summer of 1983
Two original songs Director Luca Guadagnino told Bill-
They first met during by Sufjan Stevens board’s Pop Shop Podcast that he and
his team of filmmakers researched
piano lesson’s Sufjan Stevens wrote two original which songs would have been contem-
songs for the film, even though one porary radio hits during the sum-
Armie Hammer first met Timothée mer of 1983 in Italy. They used that
was only requested. The songs were
Chalamet while Chalamet was in a to choose a number of the songs for
“Visions of Gideon” and “Mystery of
piano lesson. He then took Hammer on the soundtrack. They also considered
Love.” Stevens was asked to remake
a bike tour around Crema, echoing the which time of day the songs would
his song “Futile Devices” from the
scene where Elio shows Oliver around. have been played on the radio and in
album The Age of Adz on piano to be
closer to something Elio would play. the discotheque.
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 Dance to
the music Source: YouTube.com

Sufjan Stevens-Visions of Gideon | Choreography: Maya Taylor CALL ME BY YOUR NAME | VISIONS OF GIDEON
by Maya Taylor (19 March 2018) by Neaz Kohani (28 January 2018)

Sufjan Stevens - Futile Devices (Doveman Remix) || Jason Gorman x Daniel Jerome Call Me By Your Name - “Visions of Gideon” by Sufjan Stevens Borja Rueda Choreography | Call me by your Name.
by Daniel Jerome 4 February 2018) Giordano Orchi Choreography by BorjaRueda8 (21 February 2018)
by Giordano Orchi (2 March 2018)

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 TATTOO

“But to feel nothing so as not to feel

anything - what a waste!”

I’ve always tried to be indifferent to pain, so I thought. After so many

disappointments, I try not to allow anyone else to hurt me. But if you
try to stifle the most sensitive part of yourself, you lose the chance to
live and love. How many opportunities to love I have wasted for fear
of suffering. We think that pain is the worst feeling. It isn’t. How could
anything be worse than this silence inside of me. The words of Elio’s
father, every single word, have touched the world inside me. I felt he
was reading inside me and he was telling me to react. So many feel-
ings emerged in me during that scene and this is the reason why I
tattooed these words on my skin to remind me, every day, not to waste
the chance to try anything and not be afraid to love.

Text and photo by Leo Oberlin

Instagram: @leo.oberlin

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 “Now may I taste it?”
(Call Me by Your Name, page 143)
•
You’re going to have to read or watch Timothée signed her book and then
she had it tattood on her arm.
Call Me by Your Name to get my new
tatt. That’s all I’m going to say... Instagram: @callmevanee

- Paloma -
Instagram: @palomaesquilin

Instagram: @florianhirnhack and @tttrip_tattoo

I’m sooo obsessed with my new tattoo,

oh God! It’s a kind of magic for me - to
describe someone the picture from
my head, and then get it in real life.
And YAASSS THIS IS TIMMY’S HAND

Swipe to see the amazing sketch

from @iness_tattoo (Instagram),
she created this magic

- Alexia -
Instagram: @alexiabertha

Instagram: @greatobeme Instagram: @blueeyes.redwine Instagram: @igorkeyse

Got this lil’ homage to a story that

I’ll cherish forever & I’m feeling real
peachy about it.

- htrill -
Instagram: @htrill

84 Twitter: @thejessielau 85
Instagram: @yonitattoo Instagram: @vivtattoo Artwork by: @lozzybonesart (Instagram) Instagram: @moooonwu
 L I F E I M I TAT E S A R T

Return of the Prodigal Son by Pompeo Batoni (1773)

Source: @chalametart (Instagram)

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 David and Saul by Julius Kronberg (1885)
Neapolitan Fisherboys by Orest Kiprensky (1829)
Source: chalamae.tumblr.com
Edit by Ange / Twitter: peachpiIots

Ecstasy of Saint Teresa by Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1652) Jupiter and Callisto by Peter Paul Rubens (1613)
Source: dimorisik.tumblr.com Source: armieandtimmy (Instagram)

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 Artwork by Emma from
Norway
Instagram: @Artbyemmax
www.redbubble.com/people/emmadk

Emma is a self-taught fanartist from

Denmark. She enoys drawing beautiful
faces and for Call My by Your Name
she created these beautiful artworks.
More of her work can be found on her
Instagram account.

“Does this make

you happy?”

La muvi star
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 An Instagram profile
re-immagines
Call Me by Your Name
as a painting by Monet
B Y K E T TJ TA L O N F O R W W W. N S S M A G . C O M

Continue the hype and love of the fans towards Call Me by Your Name.
Among the many ways to show their appreciation for the film by Luca Gua-
dagnino, Mika Labrague, a creative twenty-two Filipino, has found the most
poetic.

The girl, in fact, has opened an Instagram profile, called Call me by Monet
(@cmbynmonet), where, as the title suggests, post some very particular im-
ages, born relocating different scenes of the film inside landscapes painted
by French artist.

“It’s a passion project that I started out of my love for the novel and the
film,” - revealed Mika – “I got the idea from the novel’s chapter, Monet’s
Berm. According to the book, it was the place where Monet used to paint
and also where Elio brought Oliver. Then one day, after seeing the film, my
friend and I were talking about how the Monet paintings and the setting of
the film were very similar and had the same vibe. The lush green trees, the
beaches, the flowers, the summer-y vibe of it all.” She adds, “I browsed more
of Monet’s paintings and I would be reminded of certain scenes from the
film. From there I decided to merge the two masterpieces.”

If the idea of this project was born from the intuition of the precise and
harmonious coherence of the paintings with the lightness of the events nar-
rated, the result is poetry in poetry.

Scan the QR code

with your phone to
open the original
article.

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 Artwork by Mika Labrague / Instagram: @cmbynmonet

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 BEAUTIFUL ARTWORKS
Artwork by Eliza Lesage Baker
Twitter: @Elizalesageb

Artwork by Chalamet in art

Instagram: @chalametinart

Instagram: @beat_salad
Artwork by Ksenia
Instagram: @linlinoleum
Artwork by Aline Ilushkina

Artwork by Call me by your Gogh Artwork by Gabriel Sánchez-Mejorada Artwork by CherryLTY

Instagram: @cmbyngogh Instagram: @gabrielsanchezmejo Instagram: @sailogss

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 Artwork by Guz Rogal
Instagram: @guz_cuts

Instagram: @blambillustration
Artwork by Brendan Lamb
Peachy
Postcards
Artwork by Sophia Michelle
Instagram: @sophiirias A set of 10 colourful postcards featuring designs inspired by the book
and movie “Call Me By Your Name”. You can send them to friends, write
Scan the QR code
notes or use them to decorate your room. The postcards are printed on with your phone to
recycled paper and the back of each postcard has a section for writing an go to the webshop.
Artwork by Parsley address and space for a message. Visit www.etsy.com/shop/isleymarto
Instagram: @parsley_parsley

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