There's A Movie Filmed In 2015 That Won’t Be Released Until 2115

This isn't a delayed April fool's joke, nor is it a typo: there's a movie that was filmed in 2015 that isn't set to be released in 2115. Take a look at the trailer below:

Now, if we're talking about experimental cinema, Richard Linklater probably has the most mainstream example with Boyhood, filmed over the course of 12 years with an actor growing up.

The rabbit hole goes far deeper: there's Andy Warhol's eight-hour movie of the Empire State Building; a 720-hour-long shot of a beach... and in this case, a film which won't be witnessed by the general public until the 22nd century.

100 Years, dubbed the 'The Movie You Will Never See' in the tagline, stars John Malkovich and is directed by Spy Kids and From Dusk Till Dawn's Robert Rodriguez.

Louis XIII

The short film will imagine Earth 100 years in the future, and won't be released until 2115. And why, exactly?

Because it's a promotion for Louis XIII Cognac - one for the Cocktail fans - which also takes 100 years to properly age before it's sold to consumers.

Ludovic du Plessis, Global Executive Director for Louis XIII Cognac, earlier said to The Guardian Life: "Louis XIII is a true testament to the mastery of time, and we sought to create a proactive piece of art that explores the dynamic relationship of the past, the present, and the future.

"Four generations of cellar masters put a lifetime of passion into a bottle of Louis XIII, yet they will never taste the resulting masterpiece. We are thrilled that this talented actor and creative filmmaker were inspired to join us on this artistic endeavour."

There's been three teasers for the film, each showing a different vision of 2115. Malkovich explained: "There were several options when the project was first presented of what [the future] would be.

Louis XIII

"An incredibly high tech, beyond computerised version of the world, a post-Chernoybl, back to nature, semi-collapsed civilisation and then there was a retro future which was how the future was imagined in science fiction of the 1940s or 50s."

Rodriguez was already making short films for the luxury alcohol brand when they explained the concept to him.

He told INTHEPANDA: "I was making several short films for them, and I finished that one first, we shot that one first, I thought that was gonna be a commercial or something.

"And then I showed them the movie and they said 'Yeah, that's great, that's great. That's the one we lock away.' And I said, 'What? That's the one you lock away? What about the other one with the future--' 'No, that's the commercial.'

"The one that I was most attached to was the one they locked away."

100 Years will be released November 18, 2115, if you somehow evade death and manage to see it.