Bitcoin Film: Crypto For The Masses
Cryptocurrencies have such immense social implications and as social unrest worldwide continues to grow, more films are being made to broadcast the growth and power of change that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have on the future. I'm here to help you sift through them. 'Crypto for the Masses' is a film coming from Israel and has made quite a bit of buzz on the BitcoinTalk forums. Of course, in such a contentious area like Israel, Bitcoin has plenty of reasons to come into the public spotlight. In the trailer, the films shows a series of potent interviews in which they talk about how....
Related News
A bitcoin documentary film dubbed The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is slated to make its debut this April at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York on the 23rd of April. Directed by Nicholas Mross, the film chronicles the digital currency that's taken the world by storm, from it's origins to incredible explosive growth first in April of last year, and later in November. The film features interviews with well-known entities in the bitcoin community including Gavin Andresen, Roger Ver, and more. Following the film's premiere at 5:30PM at SVA Theater 2, there will be a conversation with the film's....
The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is without a doubt the most highly anticipated bitcoin documentary of the year (it was even screened at the Tribeca Film Festival). And after long delays in attempts of finding distribution, the film is just about ready to make its public debut. I was given access to view the film before it's available on-demand on October 10th (it's also showing on several screens around the country in cities like New York and Los Angeles this week). Briefly, I'd like to offer my impressions. The film follows Dan Mross, brother of the film's director, Nicholas Mross. Dan's a....
The film many folks in the bitcoin community have been waiting for has finally been released for viewing. The film, The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin, encountered major delays in getting released (the film was screened at the Tribeca Film Festival this year, though), particularly on the front of distribution, but now, things are gravy. The film will be available on a slew of different platforms that include Vimeo, Amazon, and iTunes. In addition, subscription services like Comcast and DISH Network (which recently began accepting bitcoin) will have the film available for viewing. As I've noted....
Have a little over ten minutes to burn? You might be interested in catching Bitcoin: Buenos Aires, a short film covering the topic of bitcoin in Latin America, if you haven't already guessed by the title. Made over a three-day period, the film was shot back in early July of this year. This particular film became available late last month, and is produced by TheProtocol. TV. A tip to TheProtocol. TV is suggested for those viewing the film, even on video websites like YouTube and Vimeo. Tip TheProtocol. TV. I've just finished viewing the film and would say it's worth a watch - and since it's....
Crypto adoption seems to be quickly expanding to the mainstream, and the film and entertainment sectors are taking notice. Per a report by IndieWire, the famous film family Coppola is leading a project that could change the way movie projects received funding. Created as a nonprofit organization, Decentralized Pictures was co-founded by Roman Coppola, Leo […]