Call Me by Your Maid

This parody of "Call Me By Your Name" is hysterical beyond belief. Instead of foccusing on the romance between Elio and Oliver (Tate Dewey and Richard Rennie) the story is told from the point of view of the housemaid Mafalda (Deirdre McCourt, brilliant) who not only disaproves of their affair, which is seen with good eyes on Elio's family, but she also hates the "bad" use of her peaches. I could go on and on but I'm gonna leave you with a taste of curiosity. The short is funny, amusing, brilliantly made and captures the essence of the now classic movie. Too bad it's just too short, it could go a little longer with many more moments of Mafalda being interviewed since the actress is fabulous and funny to watch. Check it out. 9/10.

A charming parody about Call Me by Your Name. Its virtues - it is better than the original in many senses and the fine job of Deirdre McCourt as Mafalda is just irrresistible. Old story of the servant seeing, for a new perspective, the familiar story and confessing her impressions, not very pleasant for the lead heroes.