A 240 hour long film called Modern Times Forever (Stora Enso Building, Helsinki) started screening on Wednesday at a Helsinki modern art festival (IHME) in Finland.
The film, called the longest film ever screened, is a project by satirical Danish art group Superflex.
It depicts the headquarters of paper and packaging company Stora Enso falling into dilapidation as time speeds into the future and past the extinction of the human race, leaving the building to be battered by time and the elements.
According to WorldArchitectureNews.com the film is displayed in close proximity to the Stora Enso building, also called the “Sugar Cube’, so that the audience can compare the two visual stimulants.
(Additional Source: Sapa-AFP on TimesLive)
