The strangest movie I've ever heard of...

1 second film (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448975/)


A collaborative non-profit epic that climaxes in one second of animation. The animation consists of 12 frames- each frame is a giant painting (5ft x 9ft) that was created by hundreds of people in one night. Each painting was then filmed twice (on 70mm) to create the 24 frames in one second of film. The 1 Second Film is being financed by thousands of people around the world, from some of Hollywoods biggest celebrities to great-grandmothers and gas-station attendants (credits are sold for as little as $1 and listed in order of the amount). A feature-length 'making of' documentary will play during the film's estimated 90 minutes of end-credits. After the film's premiere, the 12 giant frames will be on exhibit and auctioned off to raise money for the Global Fund for Women.

This sounds like 'A.D.D:The Movie.' :D

Heard of this, there is a trailer out there somewhere, maybe on youtube, the filmmakers went to Sundance and shot footage while they talked to a pretty impressive list of celebrities who were giving them $1-$20 donations, the more you give, the higher your name is in the credits type thing. After seeing the list of doners, it sounds pretty clever.

I've heard of stranger.

Sounds a bit like a movie variation of John Cage's famous 1952 composition '4.33' (which is actually four minutes and thirty three seconds of silence...)

It sort of reminds me of the exhibition David Hockney put on in Brazil where he simply made all the exhibits on a photocopier and faxed them direct to the exhibition hall, where they were assembled.

there is a trailer out there somewhere,

And just how long is the trailer? :confused: