Wednesday 14th May 2025
We Live in Time
We Live in Time, starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, explores how the fleeting moments of our lives weave together to shape our identities and relationships. Set against a backdrop where every tick of the clock carries both a memory and a promise, the film follows two intertwined lives that reveal the delicate balance between holding on and letting go. Through poetic flashbacks and heart-stopping present moments, the narrative captures love’s beauty and heartbreak against the relentless rhythm of time.
We Live in Time was filmed across Herne Hill, including some of our iconic screening locations, such as Station Square and Brockwell Park.
We’re bringing this film to you at Herne Hill Baptist Church, which is the last building designed by architect Charles Barry, who was also responsible for rebuilding the Houses of Parliament. Please do not bring food or drinks to the church.
We would like to thank Lowie for sponsoring this screening of We Live in Time.
FREE MAKES IT INCLUSIVE, DONATIONS MAKE IT HAPPEN
As part of this year’s Herne Hill Free Film Festival we are pleased to be supporting again the Lambeth & Croydon Food Bank, helping to raise awareness for this most worthy of local causes. Any donations by card or cash at each of our screenings would be greatly appreciated to help this wonderful charity continue its admirable work*
*After we have covered our production costs
Hundreds of Beavers
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Getting It back: The Story of Cymande + Q&A
8:00PM
Shaun of the Dead
8:45PM
Short Film Night + Filmmakers’ Intros
8:00PM
We Live in Time
8:00PM
The Outrun
8:00PM
People’s Film Choice: Stand by me or Galaxy Quest or Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind
8:45PM
The Wild Robot
4:00PM
My Kind Of Black: A Night of Short Films by Young Black Londoners + Q&A
8:00PM
Love Lies Bleeding
8:00PM
Cycling Shorts
8:00PM
Phantom of the Open
8:45PM
Hundreds of Beavers
Brockwell Hall
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Getting It back: The Story of Cymande + Q&A
Off the Cuff Bar – Herne Hill
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Shaun of the Dead
Brockwell Lido – Herne Hill
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Short Film Night + Filmmakers’ Intros
Prince Regent Pub
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We Live in Time
Herne Hill Baptist Church
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The Outrun
Coldharbour Blue
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People’s Film Choice: Stand by me or Galaxy Quest or Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind
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The Wild Robot
Herne Hill Station Hall
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198 Contemporary Arts and Learning
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Love Lies Bleeding
Bird House Brewery
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Cycling Shorts
Herne Hill Velodrome
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Phantom of the Open
Edward Alleyn Club
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