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André Aciman

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A writer and Distinguished Professor at CUNY’s Graduate Center. Aciman’s books, from “Out of Egypt” to “Enigma Variations”, explore subjects ranging from sexuality to exile. His 2007 book, “Call Me By Your Name”, has achieved wider popularity thanks to a successful film adaptation that won a 2018 Oscar award and garnered four Oscar nominations.

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Great video! Kevin is a great facilitator and andré is very genuine and real.

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