A Very Long Gif exhibits bizarre images captured by a capsule endoscope camera as it travels through the internal organs. In the film, 8 hours of videos at two to three frames per second are compressed into a 75-minute-long sequence. The sound and image projected circularly convey the feeling of alien, dark, and intimidating places. To add footnotes to the yellow circular frames, director Eduardo Willams additionally filmed videos with a telephoto lens at his apartment house in Athens. Williams shot a view of the Acropolis, kissing couples, and a party on a hill from a panoramic surveillance point of view in small circular frames. The frames slowly traverse endoscope images and create an image of two moons orbiting around the planets. The small and big circles travel from side to side slowly and rhythmically. The purpose of the film is not to disgust the audience with images of internal organs. Instead, the images catch audiences’ eyes and lenses are full of bubbles reflecting camera light to create golden light. Some of them even reach the level of abstracting paintings. The film vividly shows the experimental spirit of Williams, who has been exploring the invasive relationship between technologies and the human body in modern society.