Hey everyone, it's Anna. This week, the Modern Love team is off for the holidays. And by the way,

I hope you're taking some time off too. You deserve it. So instead of a new episode, you're about to

hear one of our very favorite conversations from the past year. And I'm pretty sure it was one of

your favorites too. I have never received so many thoughtful, open-hearted

messages from listeners as I did when we first published this back in the fall of 2024.

In fact, I still get emails about this episode. If you missed it the first time, now is your

chance to hear what all the fuss was about. We'll be back with new episodes starting January

7th. Happy holidays to you and yours

for Modern Love. All right, here's the show. Love now and...

Love was stronger than anything.

For the love. And I love you more than anything.

There's to love. Love. From I love you more than anything. Modern love. There's to love.

Love.

From the New York Times, I'm Anna Martin.

This is Modern Love.

Every week, we bring you stories and conversations inspired by the Modern Love column.

This week, I'm talking to the actor Andrew Garfield about his new movie, We Live in Time.

This movie, I gotta tell you, it wrecked me.

Andrew plays a man named Tobias who falls in love with a woman named Almond, who's played

by Florence Pugh.

Their story feels epic and expansive, but still somehow very intimate.

It zooms in on these small, everyday moments that just feel so real to me. But that's not to say it's all sunshine and roses. Tobias and

...