A difficult adaptation, Guadagnino brings Burrough’s surrealism to life to talk about abstinence, self rejection and desire in a way you can smell it.
Daniel Craig has been waiting for a role like this for years, and he finds himself very comfortable in the turbulence of his character.
As usual, and perhaps a bit more than usual, Guadagnino excels at conveying sexual desire. This time, he culminates and makes of it his vessel to deliver the rest of the themes. The intimacy coordinators deserve a raise.
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