Director: David Freyne
Spanning generations of one household, Eternity traces how the women at its center quietly hold a family together through a century of change.
What is Eternity about?
Eternity follows several generations of women within a single family, moving across roughly a hundred years to show how their choices, sacrifices, and relationships shape everyone around them. Rather than centering one clear protagonist, the film treats the family itself as the subject, letting mothers, daughters, and the bonds between them carry the weight of the story as eras shift and circumstances change. Marriages form and dissolve, children grow up and become parents themselves, and the household's identity keeps reforming around the women who hold it steady. The film's structure invites comparisons across time periods, asking what stays consistent in how these women love and support one another even as the world outside the family evolves dramatically. It's an intimate, character-driven drama more interested in emotional continuity than plot mechanics.
Cast & crew
Elizabeth Olsen and Miles Teller lead the ensemble, with Callum Turner, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, John Early, Olga Merediz, Barry Primus, and Betty Buckley filling out the cast across the film's different eras.
Context & significance
Directed by David Freyne, Eternity is a 2025 American drama running 115 minutes, built as a multi-generational family portrait rather than a single-timeline narrative. Its structure places it alongside other recent dramas that use extended time spans to examine how family roles and relationships evolve.
Where & how to watch
Eternity streams on K-Time with both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, through an interface designed in Farsi for the Iranian diaspora. This page is free to browse; a K-Time account login is required to actually watch the film.