feature-length
running time
screen time
run time
short short
shooting ratio
windowing
one moment
just a minute
just a second
time exposure
quarter-hour
widescreen
short film
hourly
multifilm
horary
hourlong
threequel
multihour
quarter
span
standing
triple feature
length
triduan
every quarter
quarterly
semihourly
long
cineastic
modified aspect ratio
trihourly
playtime
overdevelop
post-production
rough cut
multimonth
tridiurnal
hour
stereo-cinematography
Cinerama
episodic
develop
chapterplay
break figure
draw distance
livelong
cutting
stretch
light second
film editing
triduanly
microcentury
period
age norm
microfortnight
videogrammetry
full-time
minuter
chronocinematography
IMAX
half-hourlong
celluloid
stereo-roentgencinematography
minnit
filmcraft
hourwise
month
call sheet
durative
light minute
filminess
moment
hourful
durational
platform
filmstrip
trihoral
turn
filmic
light week
weeklong
lengthed
spool out
cinematical
quarter-
show time
picture lock
subpicosecond
15 minutes
triplex
cinemology
clock
half-hourly

English words for 'Having the length of a feature film, generally in the range of about 1½ to 3 hours.'

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