Luca Guadagnino’s Oscar winning film Call Me by Your Name may not be overlooked or underappreciated, but we love it nonetheless. This week we soak up the beauty of this tender romance set in 1980s Italy. We discuss our short film of the week Dylan by Elizabeth Rohrbaugh.

Show Notes:
1:44 – Dylan
8:56 – Call Me by Your Name

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Published by Courtney Small

The founder of Cinema Axis, Courtney is a Rotten Tomatoes approved critic who can frequently be heard discussing film as co-host of Frameline on Radio Regent. Courtney has contributed to several publications including Leonard Maltin, That Shelf, POV Magazine, In the Seats, Black Girl Nerds, and Comix Asylum. He has appeared on ET Canada and Hollywood Suite's Cinema A to Z. Courtney celebrates diversity in cinema as host of the Changing Reels podcast and is a member of the Toronto Film Critics Association, the Online Film Critics Society, and the African American Film Critics Association. He is also a Golden Globes International Voter.

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2 Comments

  1. Regarding the age difference, Timothee Chalamet was 20 years old when he made this film and the character Elio is above the age of consent in Italy. Even in America, only 11 states have the age of consent at 18. The other 39 states have their age of consent at either 16 or 17. But I agree with you about the hypocrisy when so many films have very young females with much older men.

    1. Thanks for the clarification. It is crazy that the age difference created such a stir considering that it would have been legal in the majority of States had the romance taken place in America.

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