#LifeInaDay2020

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In 2020, history is being made every day. 

Australian bushfires. Civil unrest in Hong Kong. A pandemic that took precious lives and changed the way we live. Protests in every corner of America — and around the world — to demand that Black Lives Matter. But in the midst of these extraordinary events, everyday life still continues.

We share moments, music, and meals.

We dance. We laugh. We cry.

We love. We fear. We hope.

What if we captured all of it in a single day? On Saturday, July 25, 2020, film your day and upload your footage and you may become part of a historic documentary – a time capsule of the year 2020. 

Anyone can participate and submissions from all over the world will be woven together to create a feature film, produced by Ridley Scott, directed by Kevin Macdonald, filmed by you, and premiering at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.

Submissions open on July 25th and close on August 2nd.

Let’s write the story of 2020 together.

BOOK: The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare

Hello everyone!
Well first of all let me tell you how proud of myself I have read the whole 6 books of The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare in less than a month there have been many late nights and going to work very tired the next day but I did thoroughly enjoy them all.

The last book has got to be my ultimate favourite

City of Heavenly Fire.

 

 

 

My favourite characters are Alec and Magnus.

Clary and Jace's relationship got a bit boring for me and pathetic at times I seemed to gravitate towards the Lost boys.

Magnus with his sarcastic play with words and Alec with his lack of experience on life they make a great pair, the most heart breaking scene for me was when Magnus called for his dad and in return he was giving away his immortality which meant he would die all in aid for them to return, you could really feel the broken heart between them both it was amazing you could really feel the hurt and love, I cried.