"Another day of life" is a thrilling story of the three-month trip of the outstanding reporter Ryszard Kapuściński to the war-swept and chaotic Angola, in which the front line changes like in a kaleidoscope. According to the book's prototype, the viewer begins his journey with Kapuściński in 1975 from Luanda, the capital of Angola. There is decolonization after the Portuguese carnation revolution. The Portuguese are leaving the city's luxurious neighborhoods in a hurry. They are terrified by the specter of the attack on the capital of the country. They pack all their belongings in wooden boxes. In Luanda, shops are closed, the cleaning services disappear, and garbage can grow. Kapuściński from the abandoned city sends messages to the Polish Press Agency every day. Finally, he sets out on a deadly journey into the depths of the country. Hardly escaping life, she realizes that she is a witness to events that will require going beyond the role of an observer. Can a reporter conceal a sensational discovery for the sake of a higher case?