Remember that movie Life in a Day, the so-called “YouTube Movie” that amounted to a handful of Hollywood heavies (Ridley and Tony Scott, Kevin Macdonald and Todd Walker) sifting through umpteen hours of footage shot on a single June day in 2010 by the faceless masses, cobbling it together into something resembling a narrative, and then patting themselves on the back for what a diversified portrait of humanity they’d created? ARTINFO’s Ben Davis took a critical look at the film recently, and found that idea lacking, at best. (FULL ARTICLE: Ben Davis, ARTINFO)