Where to Watch Call Me By Your Name UK — Streaming Guide & Poster

Is Call Me By Your Name on Netflix UK? Here's where to find it — and why you should put the poster on your wall afterwards

🎬 Is Call Me By Your Name on Netflix UK?

Not on Netflix UK. Call Me By Your Name (2017) isn't on Netflix in the UK right now. The best route is Amazon Prime Video, where it's included with a Prime subscription at no extra cost. If you have Prime for anything else, you already have access tonight. If not, rent it for £3.49 on Apple TV Store or Amazon Video — the same price as a flat white, for something that will stay with you for considerably longer.

🏳️🌈 Why Call Me By Your Name Matters

There's a particular ache to watching a film set in summer. Everything is heightened: the light lasts longer, time feels infinite and running out simultaneously, inhibitions soften in the heat. Luca Guadagnino understands this better than almost any other living director, and Call Me By Your Name is the film where he uses summer most precisely — as the container for something that can only happen once, that both people know is temporary, and that will define them regardless.

Timothée Chalamet's Elio is 17, spending the summer at his family's villa in Lombardy. Every summer, a graduate student comes to assist his classics professor father. This summer it's Oliver (Armie Hammer) — older, American, effortlessly confident in a way Elio is still figuring out. The film follows the six weeks that follow with the slowness and precision of someone describing a dream they don't want to forget: the borrowed shirts, the apricots, the transcribed music, the long silences, the glances that mean everything and are deniable.

Chalamet's Performance — The Face That Carries the Film

Chalamet was 21 when he filmed this and delivers a performance that shouldn't be possible at that age: a portrayal of adolescent desire that is simultaneously physically specific and emotionally transparent. Every scene requires him to convey what Elio is feeling through the quality of his stillness rather than conventional dramatic expression. The scene in his room after Oliver leaves — twenty seconds, no dialogue, face pressed into the pillow — contains more emotional information than most films manage in their entire runtime.

The Fireplace Scene — Why It Breaks You Every Time

The film ends with Elio sitting in front of the fire as the credits play. He's just heard from his parents, who know. He's alone. The camera holds on his face for four minutes. Nothing happens except everything. Chalamet doesn't perform sadness — he allows it to move across his face in real time, the way grief actually arrives when you stop holding it back. It is the finest single sustained take in any film of the decade. If you don't cry, check your pulse.

The Peach Scene — An Important Note

Yes, there is a scene with a peach. Yes, it's exactly what you've heard. Yes, it's important to the film. Yes, you should watch it.

🛍️ The Call Me By Your Name Poster UK

At 98types in Camden, the Call Me By Your Name poster is printed on 260gsm museum-grade archival matte paper with pigment inks, from £3. The film's warm Italian summer palette translates beautifully to print. It works in any room: a bedroom, a hallway, anywhere you want a reminder of what summer and longing and being seventeen and alive all at once felt like.

Buy it with Moonlight and Brokeback Mountain = the three most essential queer love films in cinema history on one wall = 3 prints + 1 free from £9.