EntertainmentAndrew Garfield says sex scenes have changed because ‘we build fewer connections in real life’In an interview to talk about All the Time We Have, Andrew Garfield said that the film has a great ‘level of intimacy and connection’ on screen today at 09:55

Actor known for films such as The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), Until the Last Man (2016), The Social Network (2010), Tick, Tick… Boom! (2021) and Silence (2016), Andrew Garfield gave his opinion on sex scenes and commented on how they have changed over the years.

The subject came up in an interview with IndieWirein which he commented on the sex scenes in his new film, titled All the Time We Have and also starring Florence Pugh. Read below the synopsis of the production, which premieres on October 31, 2024 in Brazilian cinemas.

Almut and Tobias They are brought together by a surprise encounter that changes their lives. As they embark on a path challenged by the limits of time, they learn to cherish every moment of their unconventional love story.

According to descriptions, the film features some heavy, funny, sweaty and simply realistic sex scenes, which Garfield denoted how they have become less common in films. “You can’t see much [deles] nowadays,” he said. “I think maybe this movie feels like it’s from a different time because we’re much more protective of each other now.”

Paranoid. Removed. Isolated. Divided. There’s a lot less intimacy because of these things.

“We are much less intimate with ourselves and much less intimate with death. Our feelings. Reality. In fact, we are much less intimate with reality,” the actor continued. “There’s a huge divide around how we experience the world right now, and I think it feels like this is a film full of longing in that sense.”

“I think there is an unconscious or even conscious desire in the public for these images. Seeing this level of intimacy and connection being experienced on screen, I think, will be a beautiful reminder and inspiration for people,” concluded the artist in the conversation.