Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh in one movie? Literally, what more could we ever want?
Thanks to the team at A24, our British romance dream is now a reality, with the two fan-favourites now starring across one another in the production company’s upcoming film, We Live in Time
If you haven’t already been inundated by the endless variations of the carousel horse meme (iykyk), We Live in Time is a 2012 fanfiction meet-cute scenario brought to life through characters Almut and Tobias, who begin to strike up a new friendship after Almut hits Tobias with her car.
What is We Live in Time about?
Has the car-crash meet-cute already piqued your interest? Well, fortunately for us, the story of Almut and Tobias doesn’t end there.
Without giving the entire story away, the film follows Almut, a budding chef, and Tobias, a Weetabix cereal representative, as they begin their life together as a couple.
Throughout all their major milestones, We Live in Time takes audiences through the highs and lows of Almut and Tobias’s love story, with Almut’s cancer diagnosis testing their relationship and forcing them to confront the fragility and impermanence of life.
Reflecting on their characters’ journey together, Andrew Garfield told Us Weekly, “What I love about these two people is that they represent this strange, mysterious, undying, inexplicable want to live in the face of the most horrific heartache and loss and how we, as human beings, find that strength, that want, that little flame of longing to live over and over again.”
When is We Live in Time released?
If all the TikTok edits and interview clips have got you itching to catch Miss Flo and Andrew on the big screen, we have good news!
We Live in Time is now available to rent or buy in Australia, meaning you can re-watch Tobias and Almut’s romance (and have a cry) from the comfort of your own home.
Where to watch We Live in Time
Whether you’re on your fifth re-watch or are immersing yourself in one of this year’s most highly anticipated dramas, We Live in Time is now available to rent or buy in Australia on Apple TV+ and Prime Video.
