what is the longest movie ever made

The longest movie ever made is "Logistics," a Swedish experimental film completed in 2012. It has a running time of 51,420 minutes, which is about 857 hours or 35 days and 17 hours. The film documents in real time the entire production and distribution process of a pedometer, from a factory in China to its final destination in Sweden. This extraordinary length makes "Logistics" the longest film ever made according to multiple sources, including Guinness World Records and IMDb. Another notable mention is "The Cure for Insomnia" (1987), directed by John Henry Timmis IV, which lasts 85 hours but is generally considered shorter than "Logistics." For cinematic films intended more as traditional movies, the longest is "Resan (The Journey)" directed by Peter Watkins with a runtime of 873 minutes (14 hours, 33 minutes). Hence, "Logistics" holds the record for the longest movie ever made by far.