At the London premiere of 'We Live In Time,' Andrew Garfield made a memorable entrance by bringing a cardboard cutout of his absent co-star Florence Pugh, who was unable to attend the event. The film, directed by John Crowley, features Pugh and Garfield as lovers navigating a non-linear narrative that unfolds their romance and Almut's (Pugh) battle with ovarian cancer. Despite their undeniable on-screen chemistry, some critics found the film's unconventional storytelling less convincing. The movie, described as a romantic drama, draws on the preciousness of life and is expected to evoke strong emotions from the audience. Garfield expressed that the story resonates with anyone who has loved deeply, while Pugh was captivated by the original script. Their portrayal has been lauded for its authenticity and deep connection, described as 'lightning in a bottle.'