In 1950s Mexico City, an American immigrant in his late forties leads a lonely life in the midst of a small American community. However, the arrival of a young student pushes the man to finally form a meaningful relationship with someone. Daniel Craig was ultimately the one who convinced Luca Guadagnino to cast Drew Starkey after watching audition videos with Guadagnino and telling him, "That's the guy" after seeing Starkey's... William Lee: Sit on your butt! Or what's left of it after four years in the Navy. Appearing in The Graham Norton Show: Daniel Craig/Nicola Coughlan/Jesse Eisenberg/Kieran Culkin/Flo (2024). The main reason is that the film was too abstract and seemed like a stream of consciousness. The overall meaning is to explore the loneliness in the queer heart, the difficulty of forming relationships with others, the pain of not being able to love, and the complex emotions of depression. But the performance technique is very stream of consciousness, especially the last 20 minutes, where there are almost no lines and it is entirely used to express the inner world of the male protagonist through various blurring, hallucinations and abstract art forms. Although I understood what the director wanted to express, the form of expression may not be acceptable to the audience, and I wanted to leave the scene at one point.