Logistics is the longest movie in the world with 857 hours. If you start watching this movie, you can finish it after approximately 35 days and 17 hours. The 2012 movie Logistics is not one of the movies we are familiar with. The duration of the movie is exactly 857 hours. It is an experimental film directed by Swedish filmmakers Erika Magnusson and Daniel Andersson.
The story of the movie begins in a store in Stockholm where the product is sold. Then, he tells about his journey to reach consumers with a backward journey. The logistics film takes viewers to a truck, a freight train, a gigantic container ship, and finally a factory in Bao'an, China. This journey of the movie takes place almost in real time. This way, viewers get an accurate idea of the distance and time needed to deliver the devices to people on the other side of the world. And perhaps painfully..."
It seems difficult to watch this entire 857-hour movie from start to finish. On the project's website, it's split into short clips of two minutes, one for each day of the product journey. You can watch shortened versions of this experimental film here.
