The Modern Times Forever is considered the longest film ever made to date. It was made by a group of Danish artists, Superflex, and was played via a projector at the 2011 festival IHME Project 2011, on the side of Stora Enso Building in Helsinki, Finland on March of 2011. The film is 240 hours or 10 days long.
Modern Times Forever, the Longest Film Ever Made. Image via
The film is about what thousands of years of decay will do to modern architecture in the future compressed into the span of the 240 hours.
