Timothée Chalamet Is a Teenage Cannibal With Good Taste in Fashion in ‘Bones and All’

Warning: Mild spoilers for “Bones and All” below. “Call Me By Your Name” director Luca Guadagnino revisits the ’80s with his muse, Timothée Chalamet, in “Bones and All,” another study of self-discovery and first love. But in a fierce and visceral metaphor for those formative teen years, the film’s protagonists connect through a common denominator that makes them feel like outsiders: They’re cannibals. After Maren (Taylor Russell)’s father abandons her on her 18th birthday, she sets off to find her long-absent mother. On the road, she encounters the nomadic Lee, with his tumbling curls highlighted in a DIY-ish red and… Read Full Article