List of longest films

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This list of longest films is composed of films with a running time of 300 minutes (5 hours) or more.

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Cinematic films

Note: Some releases are extended cuts or director's cuts, and are ranked according to the longest verified running time.

Cinematic films
TitleRunning timeDirectorYear releasedNotes
Resan (The Journey)873 min (14 hr, 33 min) Peter Watkins 1987 [1]
La flor 803 min (13 hr, 23 min)Mariano Llinás2018 [2]
Out 1 (Noli me tangere)775 min (12 hr, 55 min) Jacques Rivette 1971 [3]
How Yukong Moved the Mountains 763 min (12 hr, 43 min) Joris Ivens
Marceline Loridan-Ivens
1976 [4]
Shoah 566 min (9 hr, 26 min) Claude Lanzmann 1985 [5]
Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks 551 min (9 hr, 11 min) Wang Bing 2003 [6]
Death in the Land of Encantos 538 min (8 hr, 58 min) Lav Diaz 2007 [7]
Heremias: (Book One: Legend of the Lizard Princess) 519 min (8 hr, 39 min) Lav Diaz 2006 [8]
Dead Souls 495 min (8 hr, 15 min) Wang Bing 2018 [9]
A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery 485 min (8 hr, 5 min) Lav Diaz 2016 [10]
The Works and Days (of Tayoko Shiojiri in the Shiotani Basin) 480 min (8 hr)C.W. Winter
Anders Edström
2020 [11]
O.J.: Made in America 463 min (7 hr, 43 min) Ezra Edelman 2016 [12]
Melancholia 450 min (7 hr, 30 min) Lav Diaz 2008 [13]
Three Mirrors Creature's Flashes of Flesh 442 min (7 hr, 22 min)Giuliano Tomassacci2023 [14]
CzechMate: In Search of Jiří Menzel 448 min (7 hr, 28 min) Shivendra Singh Dungarpur 2018 [15]
Sátántangó 439 min (7 hr, 19 min) Béla Tarr 1994 [16]
A Tale of Filipino Violence434 min (7 hr, 14 min) Lav Diaz 2022 [17]
Napoléon 425 min (7 hr, 5 min) Abel Gance 1927 (Restoration, 2024) [18]
La Roue 413 min (6 hr, 53 min) Abel Gance 1923 (Restoration, 2019) [19]
Florentina Hubaldo, CTE367 min (6 hr, 7 min) Lav Diaz 2012 [20]
The Best of Youth 366 min (6 hr, 6 min) Marco Tullio Giordana 2003 [21]
Century of Birthing360 min (6 hr) Lav Diaz 2011 [22]
Near Death358 min (5 hr, 58 min) Frederick Wiseman 1989 [23]
Karamay 356 min (5 hr, 56 min)Xu Xin2011 [24]
DAU. Degeneration355 min (5 hr, 55 min) Ilya Khrzhanovsky
Ilya Permyakov
2020 [25]
Little Dorrit 350 min (5 hr, 50 min) Christine Edzard 1987 [26]
La Commune (Paris, 1871) 345 min (5 hr, 45 min) Peter Watkins 2000 [27] [28]
Carlos 339 min (5 hr, 39 min) Olivier Assayas 2010 [29]
From What Is Before 338 min (5 hr, 38 min) Lav Diaz 2014 [30]
Happy Hour 317 min (5 hr, 17 min) Ryusuke Hamaguchi 2015 [31]
Novecento (1900)317 min (5 hr, 17 min) Bernardo Bertolucci 1976 [32]
Ugryum-River  [ ru ]316 min (5 hr, 16 min)Yaropolk Lapshin1969 [33]
Batang West Side 315 min (5 hr, 15 min) Lav Diaz 2001 [34]
The Deluge 315 min (5 hr, 15 min) Jerzy Hoffman 1974 [35]
Fanny and Alexander 314 min (5 hr, 14 min) Ingmar Bergman 1982 [36]
Tsahal304 min (5 hr, 4 min) Claude Lanzmann 1994 [37]

Experimental films

While most cinematic films have a broad theatrical release in multiple locations through normal distribution channels, some of the longest films are experimental in nature or created for art gallery installations, having never been simultaneously released to multiple screens or intended for mainstream audiences. They may have been shown in venues where audiences were only expected to view a portion of the film during its screening.

Experimental films
TitleRunning timeDirectorYear releasedNotes
Logistics 51,420 min (857 hr / 35 days, 17 hours)Erika Magnusson
Daniel Andersson
2012 [38]
Ambiancé 43,200 min (720 hr / 30 days)Anders Weberg2020 [39]
Modern Times Forever 14,400 min (240 hr / 10 days) Superflex 2011 [40]
Beijing 20039,000 min (150 hr / 6 days, 6 hours) Ai Weiwei 2003 [41]
Cinématon 9,000 min (150 hr / 6 days, 6 hours)Gérard Courant2009 [42]
Untitled #125 (Hickory) 7,200 min (120 hr / 5 days) Josh Azzarella 2011 [43]
Matrjoschka 5,700 min (95 hr / 3 days, 23 hours)Karin Hoerler2006 [44]
The Cure for Insomnia 5,220 min (87 hr / 3 days, 15 hours)John Henry Timmis IV1987 [45] [ unreliable source? ]
The Longest Most Meaningless Movie in the World 2,880 min (48 hr / 2 days)Vincent Patouillard1968 [46] [ unreliable source? ]
**** (Four Stars) 1,500 min (25 hr / 1 day, 1 hour) Andy Warhol 1967 [47]
24 Hour Psycho 1,440 min (24 hr / 1 day) Douglas Gordon 1993 [48]
The Clock 1,440 min (24 hr / 1 day) Christian Marclay 2010 [49]
24 Hours of Happy 1,440 min (24 hr / 1 day) Yoann Lemoine 2013 [50] [51]
My Human Time 1,440 min (24 hr / 1 day)Marc Sallent2014 [52]
15 Hours 900 min (15 hr) Wang Bing 2017 [53]
Crude Oil 840 min (14 hr) Wang Bing 2008 [54]
Bordeaux Piece 823 min (13 hr, 43 min) David Claerbout 2004 [55]
The White House 690 min (11 hr, 30 min) David Claerbout 2006 [56]
Circus Savage 643 min (10 hr, 43 min) Larry Jordan 2009 [57]
Evolution of a Filipino Family 624 min (10 hr, 24 min)
Paint Drying 607 min (10 hr, 7 min) Charlie Shackleton 2016 [58]
Empire 485 min (8 hr, 5 min) Andy Warhol 1965 [59]
Baa Baa Land 480 min (8 hr)Garth Thomas2017 [60]
Imitation of Christ 480 min (8 hr) Andy Warhol 1967 [61]
Park Lanes 480 min (8 hr) Kevin Jerome Everson 2015 [62]
Sleep 480 min (8 hr)Lilja Juha2013 [63] [64] [65]
The Wake 462 min (7 hr, 42 min) Michael Kvium
Christian Lemmerz
2000 [66]
Hitler: A Film from Germany 442 min (7 hr, 23 min) Hans-Jürgen Syberberg 1977 [67]
Lamentations: A Monument to the Dead World 435 min (7 hr, 15 min) R. Bruce Elder 1985 [68]
The Movie Orgy 420 min (7 hr) Joe Dante 1968 [69]
Star Spangled to Death 402 min (6 hr, 42 min) Ken Jacobs 2004 [70]
Babel380 min (6 hr, 20 min) Boris Lehman 1991 [71]
A Lot of Sorrow 369 min (6 hr, 9 min) Ragnar Kjartansson 2013 [72]
River of Fundament 352 min (5 hr, 52 min)
Including two 20-minute intermissions
Matthew Barney 2014 [73]
Sleep 321 min (5 hr, 21 min) Andy Warhol 1964 [59]

Films released in separate parts

This section lists films conceived as an artistic unity and produced simultaneously, or consecutively with no significant interruption or change of production team, even though they were released with separate premières.

Films released in separate parts
TitleRunning timeDirectorYear releasedPartsAverage runtimeNotes
The Burning of the Red Lotus Temple 1,620 min (27 hr) Zhang Shichuan 1928–3117116 min (1 hr, 41 min) [74] [75]
Die Zweite Heimat 1,509 min (25 hr, 9 min) Edgar Reitz 199213116 min (1 hr, 56 min) [76]
Amra Ekta Cinema Banabo (The Innocence)1,260 min (21 hr) Ashraf Shishir 20198158 min (2 hr, 38 min) [77] [78] [79]
Berlin Alexanderplatz 931 min (15 hr, 31 min) Rainer Werner Fassbinder 19801472 min (1 hr, 12 min) [80]
Heimat 924 min (15 hr, 24 min) Edgar Reitz 19841184 min (1 hr, 24 min) [81]
A Dream of Red Mansions 735 min (12 hr, 15 min) Xie Tieli
Zhao Yuan
1988–896123 min (2 hr, 3 min) [82]
Heimat 3 680 min (11 hr, 33 min) Edgar Reitz 20036113 min (1 hr, 53 min) [83]
The Lord of the Rings 686 min (11 hr, 26 min) Peter Jackson 2001–033229 min (3 hr, 49 min) [84]
Soldiers of Freedom 599 min (9 hr, 59 min) Yuri Ozerov 19774150 min (2 hr, 30 min)
The Human Condition 574 min (9 hr, 34 min) Masaki Kobayashi 1959–613191 min (3 hr, 11 min) [85]
Dekalog 572 min (9 hr, 32 min) Krzysztof Kieślowski 1988–891057 min [86]
Men and War 563 min (9 hr, 23 min) Satsuo Yamamoto 1970–733188 min (3 hr, 8 min)
Digimon Adventure tri. 536 min (8 hr, 56 min)Keitaro Motonaga2015–18689 min (1 hr, 29 min) [87]
The Hobbit 532 min (8 hr, 52 min) Peter Jackson 2012–143177 min (2 hr, 57 min) [88]
Barrabas 506 min (8 hr, 26 min) Louis Feuillade 19191242 min
Taiga 501 min (8 hr, 21 min) Ulrike Ottinger 19923167 min (2 hr, 47 min) [89] [90]
Liberation 445 min (7 hr, 25 min) Yuri Ozerov 1968–71589 min (1 hr, 29 min) [91]
Sangokushi[ ja ]436 min (7 hr, 16 min)Masaharu Okuwaki1992–943145 min (2 hr, 25 min) [92]
Les Vampires 421 min (7 hr, 1 min) Louis Feuillade 1915–161042 min [93]
Tih Minh 418 min (6 hr, 58 min) Louis Feuillade 19181235 min [94]
War and Peace 415 min (6 hr, 55 min) Sergei Bondarchuk 1966–674104 min (1 hr, 44 min) [95]
The Emigrants + The New Land 393 min (6 hr, 33 min) Jan Troell 1971–722197 min (3 hr, 17 min) [96]
Arabian Nights 383 min (6 hr, 23 min) Miguel Gomes 20153128 min (2 hr, 8 min) [97]
La Révolution française 360 min (6 hr) Robert Enrico
(Part 1)
Richard T. Heffron
(Part 2)
19892180 min (3 hr) [98]
Battle of Moscow 358 min (5 hr, 58 min) Yuri Ozerov 19852179 min (2 hr, 59 min)
Little Dorrit 357 min (5 hr, 57 min) Christine Edzard 19872179 min (2 hr, 59 min) [99]
Fantômas 337 min (5 hr, 37 min) Louis Feuillade 1913567 min (1 hr, 7 min) [100]
Joan the Maid 336 min (5 hr, 36 min) Jacques Rivette 19942168 min (2 hr, 48 min) [101]
Ponniyin Selvan 332 min (5 hr, 32 min) Mani Ratnam 2021–222166 min (2 hr, 46 min)
Avengers: Infinity War + Endgame 330 min (5 hr, 30 min) Anthony Russo
Joe Russo
2018–192165 min (2 hr, 45 min) [102] [103]
And Quiet Flows the Don 330 min(5 hr, 30 min) Sergei Gerasimov 19573110 min (1 hr, 50 min)
Fear Street 328 min (5 hr, 28 min) Leigh Janiak 20213109 min (1 hr, 49 min) [104]
Baahubali 325 min (5 hr, 25 min) S. S. Rajamouli 2015–172163 min (2 hr, 43 min) [105] [106]
Nymphomaniac (uncut)325 min (5 hr, 25 min) Lars von Trier 20132163 min (2 hr, 43 min) [107]
Aszparuh (uncut)323 min (5 hr, 23 min) Ludmil Staikov 19813108 min (1 hr, 48 min) [108]
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest + At World's End 319 min (5 hr, 19 min) Gore Verbinski 2006–072160 min (2 hr, 40 min)
Gangs of Wasseypur 317 min (5 hr, 17 min) Anurag Kashyap 20122159 min (2 hr, 39 min) [109]
Judex 300 min (5 hr) Louis Feuillade 19161323 min [110]

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