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‘Desire Me’ Leaves Much to Be Desired, Unless You Look at It through a Noir Lens  PopMatters

Greer Garson Films: Random Harvest, Desire Me  Alt Film Guide

Quentin Tarantino Hated This David Lynch Movie So Much, He Said He Had “No Desire” To See Another Film From the Director  Collider

Desire Me (1947)  Blu-ray.com

Netflix’s Fall for Me: A Confluence of Suspicion and Desire in Majorca  Martin Cid Magazine

In “Nosferatu,” The Monster That Needs Feeding Is Female Desire  Electric Literature

Luca Guadagnino and Jonathan Anderson on Disaster and Desire  Interview Magazine

Your Heart’s Desire (Published 2024)  The New York Times

Wings of Desire  Reverse Shot

Film Review: “Call Me By Your Name” — Desire Under the Apricot Trees  The Arts Fuse

Enzo Review: Laurent Cantet's Final Film Is A Subtly Complex Exploration Of Queer Desire That Captivated Me  ScreenRant

Todd Solondz’s Unfulfilled Desires  The New Yorker

‘Love and Basketball’: a seminal Black love story about desire, discernment and expectations  America Magazine

“Imagine How Angels Would Look at Us”: Wim Wenders on Restoring Wings of Desire  filmmakermagazine.com

Catherine Breillat’s Unsettling Cinema of Desire  The New Yorker

Review: A Boy’s Own Desire in ‘Call Me by Your Name’ (Published 2017)  The New York Times

Luca Guadagnino’s Cinema of Desire  The New Yorker

Opinion | I Don’t Want to Be the Strong Female Lead (Published 2020)  The New York Times

Wings of Desire – Review  Cinema from the Spectrum

Challengers Is a Brutal Game of Desire  The New Republic

'Call Me By Your Name' is a tender, sensual tale of desire  The Tufts Daily

Designing Desire: Production Designer Samuel Deshors Talks about Call Me by Your Name  Bright Lights Film Journal

Wings of Desire movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Jewishness As a Metaphor for Homosexual Desire in ‘Call Me By Your Name’  Tablet Magazine

Identity & Destruction In Luca Guadagnino’s Desire Trilogy  filminquiry.com

Articulating Desire: Talking with José Luis Guerín about The Academy of the Muses (2015)  Bright Lights Film Journal

Movie Review: ‘Apostle’ leaves a lot to be desire despite great potential  InSession Film

How ‘Call Me By Your Name’ Depicts Desire Through Nostalgia  Collider