Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield‘s British drama has received a new streaming home in the UK.

We Live in Time tells the story of professional chef Almut Brühl (Pugh) and marketing executive Tobias Durand (Garfield) as they navigate the ups and downs of their loving relationship.

The movie first arrived in cinemas earlier this year, but those who missed the cinematic release – or simply want to relive the emotional story – can stream it on Netflix UK from Saturday 5 July.

Meanwhile, US fans can watch the romantic drama right now as it is currently available to stream on HBO Max.

Directed by John Crowley, We Live in Time is told via a non-linear narrative, taking place over the course of a decade. The movie sees the couple facing a number of key life moments from pregnancy to illness – and everything in between.

florence pugh, andrew garfield, we live in time

A24

Related: Best streaming services in 2025

“It’s a klutzy way to tell a story, but Crowley is confident that the chemistry between Pugh and Garfield is so compelling, people will want to watch his movie again and again,” wrote Variety.

“At which point, Almut and Tobias’ memories will have become our memories, and the sequence hardly matters.”

florence pugh, andrew garfield, we live in time

StudioCanal

Related: Marvel adds mysterious MCU movie release date – what could it be?

In our three-star review, Digital Spy pointed out some “irregularities” within the story, but praised the performances of the “phenomenal” lead actors.

“Despite its unusual timeline, the movie would feel like any other middle-of-the-road soppy romantic drama if not for the two leading stars,” reads the review.

“As the passionate Almut and the soft-spoken Tobias, Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield are the heart of the story, with their excellent performances filling in the emotional gaps the script might have presented.”

We Live in Time is available to stream on HBO Max in the US, and from 5 July on Netflix in the UK.

Digital Spy’s first print magazine is here! Buy British Comedy Legends in newsagents or online, now priced at just £3.99.

Deals that might interest youShop Sky TV, broadband and mobile dealsShop Sky TV, broadband and mobile dealsStranger Things Hellfire Club Dice Dangle CharmStranger Things Hellfire Club Dice Dangle CharmCredit: PandoraShop Claudia Winkleman's Traitors looksShop Claudia Winkleman’s Traitors looksCredit: BBC / Studio LambertOn SaleRichard Osman: We Solve MurdersRichard Osman: We Solve MurdersCredit: VikingShop PS5 consolesShop PS5 consolesCredit: PlayStationShop Alison Hammond's outfitsShop Alison Hammond’s outfitsCredit: Mark BourdillonApple TV+ 7-day free trialApple TV+ 7-day free trialCredit: Apple TV+Sign up for Disney+Sign up for Disney+Credit: Chuck ZlotnickThe Street of Lies: An Official Coronation Street Interactive NovelThe Street of Lies: An Official Coronation Street Interactive NovelCredit: Octopus BooksDeath in Paradise: The Puzzle BookDeath in Paradise: The Puzzle BookCredit: BBC BooksLettermark

Divya is a freelance writer with experience in entertainment and lifestyle news. Described as a “telly addict” since childhood, Divya was able to translate her interests into a BJTC-accredited, Honours degree in Journalism and Media. After working in communications and marketing, Divya joined Digital Spy as a Freelance News Reporter. She has also written for various publications including Metro, Asian World News and TwitCelebGossip; as well as interviews, features and reviews on her own blog. Divya prides herself on her TV, film and showbiz knowledge, always offering (not so) fun facts to her long-suffering friends and family. From soaps to superheroes, Divya is the go-to person for tailored recommendations and up to date information.