‘Invited to make a film to mark Liverpool's status as European Capital of Culture, Britain's greatest living filmmaker has responded with a visual poem, in his own words 'not just a film about Liverpool, but a way of dealing with all those things which are important to me: the nature of time, the nature of mortality and the transience of life.' OF TIME is a wonderful mix of past and present, a lyrical collage of archive footage of Liverpool and the surrounding area intercut with newly filmed sequences. A heartfelt and highly personal journey into memories of the recent past…an engaging and deeply moving work of art.’ Sandra Hebron (British Film Institute) From the renowned director of DISTANT VOICES STILL LIVES, THE LONG DAY CLOSES, and THE HOUSE OF MIRTH.