Summer Finale

It is more delicate than the movie, and there is sadness between the lines. It makes people feel as sad as drowning in the sea water, not daring to breathe. The most impressive thing is that Elio always thought that Oliver played cards with others every night and confessed his feelings to each other, only to realize that he was actually digesting it alone at the beach every night. For the first time, I understood that he was no less emotional than Elio, and the older man's love was restrained. After all that, I thought Elio was the only one trapped in the memories of that summer. But when they met again in college, Oliver knew about Elio, and when he returned to the place where he had always dreamed, nothing seemed strange. It turns out that he is no less emotional than Elio. They all have a pure land in their hearts, a pure land that belongs to that summer alone. 20 Years have passed, both of them have changed, and they have lived a life without each other, but the precious friendship still exists, and they remember everything they have experienced together in their own way. Knowing the ending from the beginning makes it even more sad. The dense sourness makes people want to cry but cannot reach the threshold. It is more uncomfortable than crying happily.

The most stunning BE aesthetics "Call me by your name" "I got engaged in the spring because summer belongs to us" The boy's love is sincere and passionate, and they will always be trapped in that restless summer. He will always remember the boy in Italy in his memory. His love grows like a weed. He hopes that when they meet again, they will still be the boys that each other loves deeply. ——2025.7.27 "Summer Finale"

For those who watch the movie first and then read the original book, the theme song "Mystery of Love" has the highest number of plays for me. The full, delicate and true psychological description of the original work often resonates with readers, and I understand this feeling. My favorite passage in the book is a conversation the author has with his father when he returns home after spending three days with Oliver in Rome. It's so tactful, empathetic, considerate, yet pointed to human nature. Please miss me one day

I don't understand it a bit, maybe I have too little experience to understand it. But overall, it is still a very literary book. The diction of the article gives me a fresh and comfortable feeling: In an ordinary summer, a boy falls in love at first sight with a man he will never forget in his life. They carefully test each other's love. How beautiful! The ending is not very bad, right? They looked at the sea side by side, missing the past and the future... "Just like you did in the past, look me in the face, make eye contact with me, call me by your name."

I hope this summer will never end, I hope he will never leave, and let the music loop forever. I ask for very little and I swear I will ask for nothing more. Oliver gave Elio a summer that Elio would never forget. André Aciman's writing is delicate and moving, and the inner descriptions of the two male protagonists are moving and moving. That kiss and that shirt are the only things I got from you

This book is really well written. The youthful youth and ignorance are like the cup of apricot juice that Oliver drank, with the caution and sourness of his first attempt. The relationship between the two people is as intense and colorful as the Italian summer described in the book. The author is really good at using imagery to describe hazy emotions. Including Elio's psychological description of meeting Oliver for the first time and his sadness after the separation are all described in detail, making people immersive, as if they feel the heat wave mixed with the sea breeze blowing on their faces, as well as the doubts and temptations of feeling love for the first time, gradually becoming obsessed with a person, and finally falling deeply into it. In addition to feelings, the description of Italy in the book is also impressive, as if it has been covered with a filter, as bright and magnificent as an Impressionist painting. Everything happened on that sultry midsummer day, when laziness was the strongest undertone, the air was thick and stagnant, and the sunlight was dazzlingly white, covering the small town in northern Italy like a heavy blanket. The heat was everywhere, seeping into the old stone house and making the shuttered rooms stifling; it made the afternoons long and drowsy, fostering idle laziness and drowsy weariness. This kind of heat is not only a physical sense of oppression, but also an excellent metaphor for the anxious feeling of youthful desire and nowhere to put it. Summer is depicted as a state of "hovering". School is on holiday, daily routines are disrupted, and time seems to have frozen. Every day is endlessly long, full of possibilities, but also like sand in an hourglass. The six weeks pass silently, with a fatalistic "finale" feeling.

Through watching the movie, the boy's secret love is really unforgettable. The regret of not being together might not be the best ending. The story tells that during a summer on the Italian Riviera, Elio, a seventeen-year-old boy, met Oliver, an American college student who was six years older than him and came to travel to Italy. The two are fascinated, hesitant, and testing each other. Gradually, emotions burst out in the flow. Although this encounter lasted only six weeks, it left a lifelong mark on the boy.

The author is really awesome, and the emotions are portrayed very delicately. I understood many things in the movie that I didn't understand in the novel, but maybe the Chinese and Western concepts are different. There are many things in the novel that I can't accept, but after careful reading, the author's writing makes the characters more three-dimensional.

I feel that the writing is so delicate. In fact, I vaguely guessed the ending at the beginning. After all, identity (referring to Jews) and gender (same-sex) were really difficult in that era. It felt like I was watching them go to the predetermined ending at the beginning of the story, and then the inner drama throughout the text was really vivid. There was a faint feeling of BE, and I felt that I was immersed in the sadness along with the protagonist when I watched it. It was very interesting. After reading it, I also went to watch the movie "Call Me by Your Name" based on this book. It should be called this, and it was also very interesting [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

I learned about this book through the movie. Although as a straight man, I am not interested in same-sex love, but based on the principles of liberalism, I firmly believe that the world needs to give more tolerance to this type of love and treat it as a normal rather than an anomaly. Different types of love can coexist in this world. This may not only help alleviate the development of the rebellious subculture of such minority groups, which in turn damages social order, but also provide gentle and sensitive people with more adequate living space.

I watched the Banla movie and found out that Tomato had the original work, so I quickly watched it. It's really well written and the movie is well shot. The male protagonist's psychological monologue is very delicate. It describes the feeling of having a secret love and wanting to get closer but not daring to have too much intimacy.

Through watching the movie, the boy's secret love is really unforgettable. The regret of not being together might not be the best ending. The story tells that during a summer on the Italian Riviera, Elio, a seventeen-year-old boy, met Oliver, an American college student who was six years older than him and came to travel to Italy. The two are fascinated, hesitant, and testing each other. Gradually, emotions burst out in the flow. Although this encounter lasted only six weeks, it left a lifelong mark on the boy.

The writing is beautiful and the plot is smooth, but perhaps forgetting each other is the best ending for Elio. The other party may have some love for him, but this love is based on lust, novelty, and passionate love for Elio. In short, it can only be regarded as an affair for him.

Every time I read similar books about my enlightenment, and every time I watch the movie, I feel a sense of regretful heartache and a sense of loss, but I still love it with all my heart. Let me tell you what I think of this book and movie: When I watched it for the first time, what attracted me was the detailed description (novel), color palette and composition (movie). It was so beautiful that I only saw elio's love and naively thought that this "dream-like summer story" was what elio had worked hard for. After watching it for the second time, I began to pay attention to the development of the storyline, mainly the movie, and found that there was a reason why the two people came together. Just like the lyrics in the interlude "When you touched me for the first time", Oliver had expressed his thoughts, but Elio's unnaturalness deterred him, because O did not have as enlightened parents as E. "I envy you for having such good parents. If it were me, my dad would send me to a juvenile detention center." This is what O said when he got married at the end. One side represents youth, impulse, ignorance, and desire. One side represents maturity, stability, restraint, and reason. Therefore, two people have completely different ways of giving love.

From this book, I saw a delicate relationship. It is a story that probably everyone will experience. It gave me a lot of insights and provided a precious love experience. I am now reading the English version!

After watching it, I feel that Elio is a Capricorn, he is sultry, has a lot of inner drama but doesn't forget to maintain his image. Oliver is a Sagittarius, enthusiastic, outgoing and affectionate. He is kind to everyone but keeps a distance from everyone.

This is my first time watching a foreign double-male protagonist, Nian Shang+be. What a pity

The mind of "I" is too delicate, and the sense of contradiction and extension make me feel that this is real - everyone hesitates, self-doubts, denies, and desires to be discovered when facing the person they like, but in the end the winner is the playful look of his own child. This is what needs to be struggled with in "love"

Call Me in Your Name~ is mostly written from the perspective of Elio. It contains a lot of psychological descriptions, which are very, very, very delicate. It starts from unexpected angles or aspects, showing a soft and sincere love... This book has many expressions about secret love, passionate love and lost love. In my opinion, they are all very outstanding. If you have a common experience, you should be able to resonate with it. It is worth reading. In summer, they not only keep their love in summer, but also keep summer in their memories and lives. This experience is a gift that cannot be ignored in their lives🎁. They are part of each other's lives. When two people fall in love, he will become another you and you will become another him, so please call me by your name when you have to say goodbye! [Cry][cry][cry]

It was the first time I watched the movie, and now that I'm watching the original work, I realize how many scenes I misunderstood. Andre's text is so delicate and beautiful that it makes people feel the secret love and desire of the e-boy, as if they have traveled back in time to that summer. The ending really gives people a touch of sadness and has great staying power.

This book is very beautiful and moved me deeply. The author uses the first-person approach to tell the story of a young man from his initial crush to his subsequent helplessness, which also reflects the social reality at that time. This is one of my favorite books.

The warm summer is perfect for a teenage story

"Summer Finale" is an excellent novel. With delicate and beautiful writing, it vividly shows the inner world of young Elio, and vividly depicts the youthful and hazy love. The story structure is exquisite, like a piano sonata, with strong emotions and restraint. The novel also deeply explores themes such as youth, growth, desire and identity, and has a certain depth of thought. In addition, the description of Italian summer scenery in the book creates a romantic and charming atmosphere for the story, making readers feel as if they are actually there.

Maybe the more beautiful it is, the harder it is to achieve perfection. For me, it was a bit difficult to read the whole book carefully, but I still persisted in reading it. I am used to the vigorous or slow-flowing love in popular novels, but I am not used to the struggle and reality in literary works. After reading the book and watching the movie, I kept wondering, who loves whom more? Maybe Elio, maybe Oliver. However, even though they were in love, their story ended that summer. It takes courage to be in love with each other, and it also takes courage to fight against the world. Perhaps this is the purest form of love, and it is also a dark corner of this world that cannot be hidden. In that summer, they both had the most beautiful love they had ever had.

I watched the movie in the middle of last summer, but I postponed watching the original work until this year, but I was still filled with emotion. I felt that the emotional description in the whole movie was very sincere, and it really made me fall in love with the country of Italy, and in the middle of summer. I felt that it had a unique and beautiful atmosphere, but the final ending was very sad.

A very beautiful book, the language is very delicate, it always reminds me of the delicate light blurring the picture. When I read it in the early stages, I always thought it was a bit open, but the next dozen or so pages were really uncomfortable and made me feel sick to my stomach [crying]. On the surface, it seems that only Elio was trapped in that summer, but a little bit of detail shows that Oliver has never forgotten it, but they can no longer be like the summer decades ago, and all the good things accompanied by the summer sunshine will remain in the past forever.

Summer love is a beautiful and youthful time. Maybe when we all grow up, we will realize that this is an untouchable beauty.

I feel like the movie will be good to watch. The values between China and the West are too different. There are many plots that I can't understand. But overall it's pretty good

It's really great. I watched the movie first and then read the novel. I think the novel is a bit more sharp.

It was so great [crying][crying][crying] that I watched the movie and read the movie commentary (the female commentary was particularly great!!) And read the physical book and wanted to watch the movie again. The descriptions are so beautiful! ! My top! !