Italian director Luca Guadagnino has a talent for examining the experiences of foreigners thrown onto the strange soil of his native Italy. In films like A Bigger Splash and Call Me by Your Name, Guadagnino established himself as a master of capturing the evocative beauty of Italian summers thrown into emotional turmoil by the arrival of precocious, brash outsiders who exude a simmering existential melancholy. His films are languidly observed, poetic tales of characters in search of identity, struggling against the forces of change that creep up on them...