Life in a Day 2020 is a 2021 American crowd-sourced documentary film directed by Kevin Macdonald. The sequel to the 2011 film Life in a Day, it premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on February 1, 2021, and on YouTube February 6, to generally favorable critical reviews. Like its predecessor, it comprises a wide array of selected video clips showing things happening in the world on one day: July 25, 2020. Summary Life in a Day 2020 begins at dawn, with a montage of mothers giving birth. Then, morning rises; people wake up and do their activities; one of them is a homeless person affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. A montage of Internet content creators filming is followed by a child named Sondos celebrating her birthday. People fall in love and kiss each other. After a man fails to attract the attention of a neighboring crush, people marry, while a man is rejected and a couple breaks up. After observing students graduating, the film cuts to the mother of Alexander Lucas, who was featured in the original Life in a Day (2011), saying he died on February 18, 2020, due to COVID-19 complications. This prefaces a montage featuring dead elderly and graveyards, and another featuring the effects of the pandemic, such as isolation, vaccine experimenting, and a surge in video calling. Meanwhile, a man devotes himself to not wearing masks, and a former soldier reflects on his time serving. Another montage plays, featuring a student driver, a baby learning to walk, an elder woman learning to cycle, a disabled woman testing her robotic arm, and a pet bird named Love doing her first flight. A traffic officer gives tickets to people parking cars at red curbs. An elderly says he would not change anything in his life, while another speaks an existential monologue on the pandemic. A paralyzed man laments about people who treat him as if he is not human. Another montage plays featuring the worldwide George Floyd protests, followed by a retreat leader tearfully calling everyone connected and healing to him. A montage features various physical labor, with a sweeper scolded by a citizen and a shoeshine worker struggling to attract people who are afraid of COVID-19. The homeless man from earlier flies drones as a way of coping, while others skydive, and a horse rider wins a race. A trainspotter achieves his goal of spotting all seven