The longest film trailer lasts for seven hours

Virgin Radio

15 Nov 2022, 14:16

If you're not a patient person, you might want to give this one a miss.

Trailers usually last a minute or two at most, teasing what to expect from a new film or project.

People have recently been complaining about the announced run time for the Avatar 2 sequel at 3 hours and 10 minutes.

This trailer far exceeds it.

The film was going to be one of the longest films ever made.

We're not talking hours, this film was set to last days.

The trailer lasts more than seven hours and the teaser trailer was more than an hour.

Watch the video below:

The film was called Ambiancé and it was meant to be released on December 31 2020.

It was scheduled to last for a frankly bizarre 30 days after that. Imagine spending 30 days in the cinema!

That’s 720 hours in total.

It was created by director Anders Weberg, and he initially released the trailer back in 2016

The film was meant to be aired from December 31 2020 for the full 30 day runtime, and the plan was to destroy it straight afterwards.

The pandemic disrupted things, however he tweeted about it on January 3 2021 to say that the film was finished.

The film is filmed on a beach in Sweden and it features two people wandering around a beach.

They kiss, but only after nearly 7 hours.

Fans are waiting and seeing what happens.