‘Living in the moment’: a few, decades

Address: John Crowley

Artists: Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh, Adam James

Premiere: January 1, 2025

★★★

Here is the player who aims to become a star but prefers to stay in the intermediate zone. Andrew GarfieldThe worst Spider-Man for many, but he excels in games like ‘What the Silver Lagoon is Hiding’ and ‘To the Last Man’. Sharing the agenda, Florence PughShe is a dazzling female presence who has managed to combine her talent well and gain a prestigious position with her films such as ‘Lady Macbeth’, ‘Midsommar’ and ‘Little Women’, the TV series ‘Drum Girl’ and her performances in the series. She stars as Yelena Belova from the Marvel universe ‘Black Widow’ and ‘Hawkeye’ movies.

That’s what cinema is often about; bringing together two budding stars or half-stars, writing a script that suits their talents, and making everything fit to make the movie work. Desirable chemistry of romantic couples. ‘Living in the moment’ is literally the continuation of the axiom. classic romantic dramaover ten years of movies about a couple, how they met, what they wanted, what they couldn’t get, their desires and disappointments, the idea of ​​family.

The romance dives into tragedy and elegantly avoids the kitsch that occasionally pops up in the script. In this sense, it is very important that there is a good understanding between Pugh and Garfield. The camera never lets them go and dominates them emotion rather than emotion. Garfield explained that the project came to him during his midlife crisis and that he thought it was about finding problems to overcome before avoiding them. And that’s pretty much what the movie is about.