The highlight of this romance film is the two endearing and intelligent central performances from Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield who have a magnetic screen chemistry and make the film very watchable. They play Almut and Tobias who meet in bizarre circumstances and soon fall in love despite one particular issue being between them. Tobias works for Weetabix in what is essentially a dull job whereas Almut is an award winning chef and restauranteur as well as having a very interesting past. Their lives together are shown in various snapshot episodes as the film flits between timelines that works well for the narrative giving the viewer an overarching sense of the relationships highs and lows. They have a child together although never marry and for the most part are very happy until a life changing event occurs. This is extremely watchable if a little contrived and there's a delightful, powerful and humorous birth scene that takes place in a Service Station toilet. It's witty and touching film with a bittersweet ending and Pugh especially gives a powerhouse performance that is a joy to behold, she is possibly one of our greatest modern day actors. Garfield's is a more gentle and perhaps nuanced one of a man who can't quite believe he can have the happiness that this relationship has brought him. The film is a delight and definitely worth your time.