Timothée Chalamet reunites with his Call Me by Your Name director, Luca Guadagnino, for a 1980s road trip love story, Bones & All.
Michael Stuhlbarg even shows up for a campfire chat about “when everything changes” between two people.
Even though it centers on young love again, this is a far cry from that trio’s first film together.
The sprawling Italian villas have been traded in for lonely US highways, cornfields, rundown homes, and an unreliable truck.
Taylor Russell is Chalamet’s counterpart and together they make two fine young cannibals.
Yes, Bones and All is a cannibal love story.
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