“Every minute counts.”
We Live in Time follows an up-and-coming chef and a recent divorcée whose chance meeting draws them into a relationship that unfolds across years. As their lives keep intersecting, the film traces how ordinary moments can reshape the future. It is a 2024 drama with romance and mystery elements, and it keeps its focus on the emotional weight of time passing between two people.
The film was directed by John Crowley, who shapes the story around small shifts in feeling rather than big plot turns. Andrew Garfield plays the chef, bringing energy and uncertainty to a man building a life through his work. Florence Pugh plays the divorcée, and the film follows her as she moves from one stage of life into another. Together, they anchor the romance and give the relationship its sense of immediacy.
Made in the United Kingdom and the United States, the film runs 108 minutes and stays close to the private world of its two central characters. Its tone is reflective and tender, with enough mystery in the structure to keep the emotional stakes unsettled. The story is less about spectacle than about how love, memory and timing can alter the shape of a life.
The film was directed by John Crowley, who shapes the story around small shifts in feeling rather than big plot turns. Andrew Garfield plays the chef, bringing energy and uncertainty to a man building a life through his work. Florence Pugh plays the divorcée, and the film follows her as she moves from one stage of life into another. Together, they anchor the romance and give the relationship its sense of immediacy.
Made in the United Kingdom and the United States, the film runs 108 minutes and stays close to the private world of its two central characters. Its tone is reflective and tender, with enough mystery in the structure to keep the emotional stakes unsettled. The story is less about spectacle than about how love, memory and timing can alter the shape of a life.
Reviews
7.2 / 10