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WE LIVE IN TIME

Genre
Romance and Comedy
Running time
108 minutes
Year
2024
Language
English
Subtitle
Arabic
Country
France and United Kingdom
Director
John Crowley
Bio
Producer
Adam Ackland, Leah Clarke, Guy Heeley
Cast
Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh, Grace Delaney
Scriptwriter
Nick Payne

SHOWTIME

Mon 09. Dec
Culture Square - Auditorium
7:45 PM - 9:43 PM
Price: 140 SAR
Tue 10. Dec
Culture Square - Cinema 2
4:00 PM - 5:53 PM
Price: 40 SAR
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield bring humour and exceptional personal chemistry to this compelling tale of love, marriage, and heartache. The movie's unique feature is that the narrative skips back and forth in time across a decade so that we absorb all of their lives – highs, lows, romance and parenthood – as a jigsaw puzzle that helps us understand their decisions in the different phases of their relationship. It's a real tearjerker that shows how ambitious chef Almut meets Tobias, a data cruncher whose marriage has just ended, and then they fall in love and have to cope with all the hurdles put in front of them. When Almut decides to enter a high-stakes cooking championship the tension between them boils over.

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