Film Screening
DIRTY COIN: THE BITCOIN MINING DOCUMENTARY Screening + Q&A with Director
Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 8:00 PM EST
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The Film
Dirty Coin is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the controversial world of Bitcoin mining, presenting it as a potential solution to the global energy crisis. The film challenges conventional wisdom about the environmental impact of Bitcoin and explores how this emerging technology could drive significant improvements in our energy infrastructure.
More importantly, Dirty Coin highlights the profound and often overlooked benefits Bitcoin mining brings to regions that would otherwise lack economic solutions. Mining operations are drawn to areas with the world's cheapest and most abundant energy, such as remote locations powered by renewable sources like hydro, wind, and solar. By harnessing surplus energy that would otherwise be wasted, communities are revitalized with investments that enhance quality of life, improve energy access, and create sustainable growth.
Premiering to critical acclaim and winning Best Movie, Dirty Coin sets the stage for a broader discussion on the future of energy, technology, and its potential to bring lasting benefits to communities that wouldn’t have had solutions otherwise. The documentary invites viewers to rethink Bitcoin mining, not just as a technological breakthrough but as a force that can empower regions globally.
More importantly, Dirty Coin highlights the profound and often overlooked benefits Bitcoin mining brings to regions that would otherwise lack economic solutions. Mining operations are drawn to areas with the world's cheapest and most abundant energy, such as remote locations powered by renewable sources like hydro, wind, and solar. By harnessing surplus energy that would otherwise be wasted, communities are revitalized with investments that enhance quality of life, improve energy access, and create sustainable growth.
Premiering to critical acclaim and winning Best Movie, Dirty Coin sets the stage for a broader discussion on the future of energy, technology, and its potential to bring lasting benefits to communities that wouldn’t have had solutions otherwise. The documentary invites viewers to rethink Bitcoin mining, not just as a technological breakthrough but as a force that can empower regions globally.
Title
DIRTY COIN: THE BITCOIN MINING DOCUMENTARY
Release
2024
Runtime
70 min
Rating
NR
Genre
Documentary
Director
Alana Mediavilla
Origin
Puerto Rico
Language
English
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Reviews
“Whether you're a long-time Bitcoin enthusiast or a skeptic, DC is a must-see documentary. It offers a balanced, insightful perspective on a complex issue and leaves you with a renewed appreciation for Bitcoin’s potential.”
“Bitcoin mining can be a very dry subject but it’s an entertaining film. Even people who are not into Bitcoin will enjoy watching it. She touches on subjects that affect everyone around the world today.”
“It’s a super important work that helps people understand what’s under the hood of Bitcoin. Often people have concerns over the network’s energy consumption and this film captures how the consumption can be a good thing for many communities.”
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