Anticipation reaches new heights as the much-awaited trailer for “We Live in Time,” starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, has finally been unveiled. Released on July 10, this romantic drama, directed by acclaimed filmmaker John Crowley, promises a touching exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of human connection.
The trailer opens with a series of poignant and beautifully shot scenes, showcasing the undeniable chemistry between Garfield and Pugh. Set against breathtaking landscapes and intimate moments, the preview offers a glimpse into the deeply emotional journey of the characters they portray.
Watch the trailer here:
Andrew Garfield, known for his stellar performances in “The Amazing Spider-Man” series and the Oscar-nominated “Tick, Tick… Boom!,” plays Tobias, a man grappling with profound personal tragedy. Florence Pugh, who has captivated audiences with her roles in “Little Women” and “Midsommar,” stars as Almut, a woman who meets Tobias after she accidentally hits him with her car. She takes care of him and tends to him after the accident. What happens next is history.
The trailer highlights the nuanced performances of Garfield and Pugh, drawing viewers into the intricate and heartfelt narrative. Snippets of their characters’ evolving relationship are interspersed with moments of quiet reflection, underscored by two beautiful songs – “Mercury” by Youth Lagoon and “Hit Me Where the Heart Is” by Mega Simone.
The trailer release has sparked excitement and speculation among fans and critics alike. Social media is abuzz with praise for the lead actors’ palpable on-screen chemistry and the film’s evocative cinematography. “I love how they aren’t portraying Americans like they usually do. Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield together in full form, sign me up!” wrote one fan, while another commented, “Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield. Count me in!”
“We Live in Time” marks the first collaboration between Garfield and Pugh, both of whom have received widespread acclaim for their versatility and emotional range. The film’s screenplay, penned by Nick Payne, weaves together themes of love, grief, and redemption, promising a cinematic experience that will resonate deeply with audiences.
“We Live in Time” is set to premiere at the upcoming Toronto Film Festival on September 6, with a wider theatrical release slated for next year.
