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The Time of Our Lives (2025)
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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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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