A documentary shot by film-makers all over the world that serves as a time capsule to show future generations what it was like to be alive on the twenty-fourth of July, 2010.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Hiroaki Aikawa
Director
Natalia Andreadis
Director
Jack Attridge
Director
Tegan Behel
Director
Cristina Bocchialini
Director
Zillah Bowes
Director
Loressa Clisby
Director
Andrea Dalla Costa
Director
Lisa Cottrell-Bentley
Director
Alejo Crisóstomo
Director
Sócrates Cuadri
Director
Ayman El Gazwy
Director
Shawn Gadberry
Director
Seth Grant
Director
Jane Haubrich
Director
Soma Helmi
Director
Jennifer M. Howd
Director
Clementine Isaac
Director
Aditya Kolli
Director
Gabor Kukucska
Director
Francesco La Regina
Director
Frederic Lumiere
Director
Kevin Macdonald
Director
Marek Mackovic
Director
Zuqy Cruz Marquez
Director
Linda Matarasso
Director
Kevin McMahon
Director
Joseph Michael
Director
Joaquin Montalvan
Director
Lilit Movsisyan
Director
Emmanuelle Pickett
Director
Christopher Redmond
Director
Alejandro Romeo
Director
Alaa Sheikh Hassan
Director
Marcus Tedenryd
Director
Hiroaki Aikawa
Self
Cindy Baer
Self
Teagan Bentley
Self
Ester Brym
Self
Cristina Bocchialini
Self
Jesse Brisendine
Self
Andrea Cunningham
Self
Shir Decker
Self
Jaap Dijkstra
Self
Ayman El Gazwy
Self
Shawn Gadberry
Self
Boris Grishkevich
Self
Arsen Grigoryan
Self
Jennifer M. Howd
Self
Christopher Brian Heerdt
Self
Jane Haubrich
Self
David Jacques
Self
Brisendine Jesse
Self
Vous aimerez aussi
Life in a Day
Life in a Day 2020
Sexology
Fifty Shades of Fetish Model
Plane Crash Recreated
Being Gordon Ramsay
Louis Theroux: Forbidden America
Our Yorkshire Farm
Air Crash Investigation Special Report
Emergency Call
After Braveheart
Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints
The Hungry Games: Alaska Big Bear Challenge
Victoria Beckham
Angry Young Men
Justice on Trial
The Titans That Built America
American Dynasty
Sex Sells
Le business des stupéfiants
Michael Jackson: The Verdict
Should I Marry a Murderer?
Life of the Final Messenger
Stalking Samantha: 13 Years of Terror
Commentaires
10 commentaires
Life in a Day is a remarkable, emotional and an inspiring film full of life. The film is shot by hundreds of people, from around the world, who sent their own personal videos into YouTube to make this stunning picture. It is hard to really review the film because of what it is about: life. The film captures life for anything on Earth, whether it be a human or an animal. Cultures, religions, ways of life and philosophies are all touched upon in this amazing piece of history. Never before has the entire world been seen in a film such as it has in this picture. People from all over the world are captured living as they do normally. There is no Hollywood, there are no actors, no directors and no writers. This film is about people. It is obviously very difficult to explain what life is and I am not going to do it. But this film does it and it does it in a way anybody could understand. Life in a Day is awe-inspiring in the way it captures life on Earth without being sentimental. At the end of the film, there won't be a soul in the world that isn't touched.
Like I said in a Previous Review, This One I wasn't apart of. Because On July 24, 2010 Tubers Around The Globe United for the First Ever World Wide Collaboration, Directed By Kevin Macdonald, and Produced by Ridley Scott. I wouldn't Start My Channel on The Tube until 6 Years Later. So Life in a Day 2010 Gets My TM M for Moonbeam 87 Approved.
