Synopsis
Every minute counts.
An up-and-coming chef and a recent divorcée find their lives forever changed when a chance encounter brings them together, in a decade-spanning, deeply moving romance.
An up-and-coming chef and a recent divorcée find their lives forever changed when a chance encounter brings them together, in a decade-spanning, deeply moving romance.
Andrew Garfield Florence Pugh Grace Delaney Lee Braithwaite Aoife Hinds Adam James Douglas Hodge Amy Morgan Niamh Cusack Lucy Briers Robert Boulter Nikhil Parmar Kerry Godliman Heather Craney Matt Kennard Sam Kennard Saroja-Lily Ratnavel Laura Guest Marama Corlett Sue Wallace Megan Haly Eliot Salt Kevin Brewer Fumilayo Brown-Olateju Roly Botha Grace Molony Ann Ogbomo Saira Choudhry Joao Soares Dos Reis
El Tiempo Que Tenemos, ما در لحظه زندگی میکنیم, We Love In Time, 위 리브 인 타임, Todo Tempo Que Temos, L'Amour au présent, Время жить, 我們同在, Son Ana Kadar, Час жити, הזמן שלנו, Sztuka pięknego życia, L'amour au présent, A szerelem ideje, Време за живот, Laikas gyventi, เวลานั้นฉันและเธอ, Ζούμε τη Στιγμή, We Live in Time - Tutto il tempo che abbiamo, در لحظه زندگی میکنیم, 我们同在, E timpul să iubești, Ngày Ta Đã Yêu, ჩვენ ვცხოვრობთ დროში, 此刻的我們, Todo o Tempo que Temos, Време које имамо, Živiva v času, Viure el moment
No more dating apps. We are standing in the middle of the highway until Florence Pugh runs us over with her car
It might be a stopwatch, or the timer on an iPhone. It could be an egg timer in the kitchen, or the countdown at an international cooking competition, though that’s less likely for most of us. We’re surrounded by the constant reminder that our stay here on Earth is limited—our lives are finite.
Time is what we want most, but what we use worst.
-William Penn
What do we do with it? With whom do we spend it? Should we excel, learn, or make love? Does it matter?
I was a strange little boy. I can remember rocking and weeping in the middle of the night at eight years old, crushed by the weight of mortality. I was doing the…
Unrelated but the amount of people in my audience who were giggling and making comments during any sex or nude scene reminded me that we are so cooked as a movie-watching society.
screamed when the horse appeared on screen like i was seeing a celebrity in real time
It’s ok not to be ok.
A friend and I recently had a conversation about romance films and, more specifically, which films in this genre closely mirror our own personal experiences with love. I adore the genre, and some of my favorite movies fall into it (Past Lives, When Harry Met Sally, In the Mood for Love), but these aren’t movies that show parallels to my life and my romantic journey. It’s easy to pull broad bits and pieces from several films here and there, but never have I been able to point to one particular project and say “that’s me. On a deeper level, that film is about me and my relationship.” We Live in Time, while very far…