More like Call Me by Your Name

The same 1983 Italian summer, the same two people — the film renders the novel's world directly.

A three-part anthology about love and sexuality, one segment set on the Tuscan coast, another in an executive's psyche.

A summer of labor turns into something more as power and desire quietly transform a childhood friendship.

A summer house holds two people at opposite ends of life, the relationship between them carrying everything.

An instant, wordless pull toward a stranger sets off a reckoning with desire that disrupts a settled life.

A solitary woman travels to Venice and finally meets love — the city itself part of the awakening.

Adolescence examined with unflinching honesty — friendship, longing, and the slow work of growing up.

Two young people forced into unexpected closeness discover feelings neither anticipated or planned for.

A child holds onto a promise made by someone gone, love persisting across the boundary of loss.

Grief and time collapse as a woman meets someone who carries the face of the person she lost.

A found family holds together through its own peculiar bonds, with unasked questions threading every relationship.

Childhood friends reunite in senior year and find new feelings surfacing in the space between them.

A visual novel follows a few days in an ordinary life that turns out to be anything but.

A boy tries to bury a memory until a girl unearths it, and together they search for something lasting.

The story continues with Elio's father, whose chance encounter on a train opens an unexpected new chapter.

A young woman navigates identity and desire, finding love arrives before she believes herself ready for it.

A guided tour through Italy becomes the backdrop for something unexpected unfolding between its characters.

A thirteen-year-old travels to find parents who have been absent, carrying questions that need answering.

A young man sent away from home finds his life changed in ways he could not have foreseen.

A wartime love story set in Italy — two people separated almost immediately after finding each other.