On July 24, 2010, YouTube amateur filmmakers were asked to grab their cameras to capture the day's most important events in sound and vision. The result is a 90-minute film with a view of all continents, 190 countries, and countless lives: The global film project "Life in a Day - Ein Tag auf deutscher Erde" brings together private videos from a wide variety of cultures uploaded via YouTube, shows fates and everyday situations up close and authentic. Sometimes simple and irrelevant, sometimes shocking, poignant and funny. Because in the end, that's exactly what it feels like - life.
It was put together by Oscar winner Kevin Madonald and produced by star director Ridley Scott. The music was contributed by electro producer Matthew Herbert.
A look at all continents, in 190 countries, in countless lives: the global film project brings together private videos from various cultures uploaded via YouTube, shows fates and everyday situations up close and authentically.
They are short snapshots of a single day, July 24, 2010. It also contains various German contributions, including depressing scenes from the Love Parade disaster that occurred on that day. The result is sometimes simple and unimportant, sometimes shocking, poignant and funny. Because in the end it feels just like that - life.
Life in a Day - A Day on Earth is a global film experiment. The idea for this came about as a result of the collaboration between Ridley Scott's production company Scott Free Films and the online portal YouTube. This was followed by a worldwide call to capture special moments with the camera on July 24, 2010. The answer was over 80.000 YouTube videos from around the world. From Australia to Zimbabwe, from the hearts of the most vibrant cities to the most remote places on earth, the cast created over 4.500 hours of deeply personal and moving films. The most impressive moments in this collection have been combined into a 95-minute film by director Kevin Macdonald. The result is an intercultural kaleidoscope of life on earth today.
Life In A Day 2010 film
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