The dessert tart proffered at a chic faculty party in After the Hunt isn’t simply scrumptious-looking. It’s decadent: rich, flaky, and sophisticated, a conversation piece plated with élan, presented with a flourish. This tart is an objet d’art—a tárt. And indeed, pretty much every element of Luca Guadagnino’s new drama arrives with an implied accent aigu, from the A-list actors to the luxuriously textured cinematography, to the quasi–fairy tale title card informing us off the top, via the