Call Me by Your Name

While it's the simmering sexual tension that keeps you watching for most of the film, it's only later that you realise this is a character piece about a man's bluster and how his confidence does not make him strong.

The most humane and kind movie in a year that featured so many others filled with anxiety and darkness.

Chalamet's performance is magnificent - this is the sort of performance that stretches across a lifetime. This is "Hey look we have our own James Dean now" level good stuff here

The blossoming romance between these two men, that unfurls over six sun-dappled weeks in northern Italy, is utterly ravishing.

What the film does with that, thanks to the performance by 2017 all-star Michael Stuhlbarg, is surprising and life-affirming.