All the Time in the World

The film follows Molly, a 21-year-old sister, and her older brother Maarten as they navigate the emotional challenges of an empty nest. When Molly leaves home, Maarten is faced with new opportunities, including exploring his feelings for Arthur, a closeted man. The story delves into their sibling relationship as they confront their personal struggles and the impact of their choices on each other.

All the Time in the World touches on significant themes such as family, love, and the complexities of relationships. It also includes elements like breast cancer and LGBT representation, adding depth to the characters’ experiences. The runtime of 96 minutes offers a concise yet engaging narrative that draws viewers into the characters’ lives and dilemmas.