The film and Bob Dylan himself are epitomised by Chalamet’s words in an interview with Stephen Colbert stating its impressive ‘if you’re sensitive enough to be great and then you’re smart enough to protect it’.

‘To me, ‘We Live in Time’ is a film about love, family and loss. Whilst it has been slow to gain the media’s attention, it deserves a piece of everyone’s time - serving as a reminder to all not to take their life, or the power of their love, for granted.’

‘In blending prose with poetry, Boochani impressively creates a space in which his reader is able to briefly project themself beyond the page and grasp the harsh reality of living as an asylum seeker.’

‘Wunderhorse’ aren’t just an opener - they’re the kind of band that turns the night into a double feature, delivering a performance so energetic that it feels like its own headline act.