Of Time and the City is at once a personal narrative and a universal one. Post-war Liverpool and all its disappointments are a microcosm of an experience that affects us all: the passing of time. Using footage from his hometown through the ages, Davies explores the death of innocence, the longing for childhood familiarity, and the beauty of a time and place now inaccessible. He meditates on how we are inextricably bound to the communities we come from, even if…