The Time of Our Lives (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 31, 2025

Original Title:
The Time of Our Lives

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 28

The Time of Our Lives is a science fiction film in the style of a sitcom. In a domestic setting, moments from the lives of the couple V Sin and Wai King unfold through sequences beyond standardized clock time and linear chronologies. Drawing from theories of quantum mechanics and general relativity, the work uproots the concept of absolute time as a means to challenge assumptions about objective truth and consensus reality. [Overview courtesy of e-flux]

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Assistant Editor:
Matthew Dilworth

Assistant Production Design:
Maria Abad
Molly Bonnell

CGI Supervisor:
Charlotte Öström

Casting Director:
Gemma Gurvitz

Color Grading:
Alex Carswell

Colorist:
Andi Chu

Costume Assistant:
Fraser Kenneth

Costume Supervisor:
Matt King

Director:
Sin Wai Kin

Director of Photography:
Rosie Taylor

Editorial Coordinator:
Naike Mabois-Th

Electrician:
Luke Makepeace
Burt Hertado
Rufai Ajala

First Assistant Camera:
Lucie Seymour

First Assistant Director:
Ffion Kunz

Gaffer:
Hollie Mapp

Graphic Designer:
Aires Moross

Hair Assistant:
Motoharu Iwaizumi

Hair Designer:
Shunsuke Meguro

Makeup Artist:
Luke Slyka

Producer:
Samantha Wolf
Maya Defeu

Production Assistant:
Anna Saracka

Production Designer:
Filo Deportalberta

Second Assistant Camera:
Chloe Goument

Second Assistant Director:
Morris Pusey

Sound:
Leon James Radschinski

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