Call Me by Your Name Page #2
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- 2017
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ELIO:
I can show you around.
OLIVER:
Good. Are we far from the town? I
need to open a bank account.
Both Professor PERLMAN and ANNELLA look up, interested.
PERLMAN:
(smiling)
None of our residents has ever had
a local bank account.
Elio turns in his seat to get a better view of Oliver, who is
sitting beside him.
ELIO:
Should I take him to Montodine?
PERLMAN:
I’m think they’re closed for summer
vacation. Try Crema.
OLIVER:
Is that your orchard?
PERLMAN:
Pesca, ciliege, albicocche...
(peaches, cherries, apricots...)
5.
ANNELLA:
Pomegranate.
MAFALDA returns with a pitcher of apricot juice on a little
tray and proceeds to fill Oliver’s glass. OLIVER tastes it,
then enthusiastically downs it. ELIO realizes he is staring
at OLIVER, his head tipped back with his throat swallowingthe juice, and notices the Star of David on a necklace around
his neck. OLIVER smacks his lips and begins to eat his second
egg, giving it a sharp crack. MAFALDA brings him a third egg.
ANNELLA (CONT’D)
Have another egg.
OLIVER:
(shaking his head)
I know myself. If I have three,
I’ll have a fourth, and more.
ELIO has never heard someone Oliver’s age say, I know myself.
It’s somewhat intimidating. He lowers his eyes.
11 INT. PROFESSOR PERLMAN’S STUDY -PERLMAN VILLA -DAY 11
PERLMAN is attempting to devise a new filing system for his
correspondence; there are packs of letters lying about and
open boxes with more letters. OLIVER is helping him, ELIO is
with them. The professor makes a joking comment like "Myguest from last year was very good at organizing. I on the
other hand...”
NARRATOR:
Taking a summer guest for six weeks
is the way Professor helps young
academics revise a manuscript
before publication. They are given
full run of the house and can
basically use their time as they
like, provided they help Professor
Perlman for an hour or so every day
with his correspondence and other
paperwork.
ANNELLA enters carrying a little tray with a pitcher of more
apricot juice which she pours out into glasses. Everyone has
some; OLIVER downs his in a gulp. He smacks his lips, says
“Ah!”. Annella looks at him amused and gives him an approving
pat on the shoulder. Elio looks at his father, alreadyknowing what he’ll say.
PERLMAN:
The word apricot comes from the
Arabic -it’s like the words
“algebra”, “alchemy”, and
“alcohol”. It derives from an
Arabic noun combined with the
Arabic article ‘al-’ before it.
(MORE)
6.
PERLMAN (CONT'D)
The origin of our Italian‘albicocca’ was ‘al-barquq’...
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