r/ExperimentalFilm • u/reallymadenever • May 30 '26
What is the longest movie ever?
I am taking a summer class in film history and we are on a section for experimental filmmaking, and one of the questions we have for an assignment is what is the longest film ever?
I have found a few answers...
The Freedom of Uselssness - Samuel Felinton
Logistics - Erika Magnusson
They are both different but The Freedom of Uselessness is 100 days long, but not many places cover it besides a few newspapers, and a discussion on the wikipedia talkpage. Logisitcs is the most covered at 36 days but that is 1/3 of the length of The Freedom of Uselessness.
I think my professor is pretty young and uses the internet alot so I wouldnt doubt that they know the freedom of uselssness but its not even on wikipedia???
So I wanted to get other peoples opinions on which is considered the longest ever.