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Three decades is a long time to spend making a film, but when your project runs to more than 150 hours, it is perhaps understandable that it takes a little while to put together. Indeed, Gerard Courant's Cinématon is the world's longest. Full Article at The Independent
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London, Nov 9 (ANI): Cinematon, the world's longest film, which has a playtime of 150 hours and has taken 30 years to make is to be screened in France. Full Article at Newstrack India
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Cinematon was started in 1978 and comprises three and a half minute segments of footage from celebrities, artists, philosophers and journalists, as well as young children. Full Article at The Telegraph
