The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin

  • Brett King Oct 1, 2014

    The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is a movie that does a great job of explaining exactly what its title suggests - why Bitcoin is where it is today. It proposes that Bitcoin's journey has just begun, and that the fundamental building blocks of Bitcoin will be far more disruptive in their component form for a long time to come.

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  • PopCity - Patrick Bowman Oct 1, 2014

    With the film’s impending release in limited cities on Oct. 3, a Pittsburgh premiere at SouthSide Works Cinema on Oct. 7, and video-on-demand on Oct. 10, we sat down with the brothers Mross to talk about Bitcoin’s wide-ranging applications and how cryptocurrencies can change the world.

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  • Pimm Fox - Bloomberg TV Oct 2, 2014

    Daniel Mross, the producer and star of "The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin," explains why he made the film. He speaks with Pimm Fox on "Taking Stock."

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  • Paul Vigna - The Wall Street Journal Oct 2, 2014

    “Rise and Rise” has had several screenings – it made its initial premiere at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival – and Mr. Mross has been making  the rounds. He was in Boston earlier this week, where the film was shown at the Sibos financial conference. The reactions have varied greatly, he noted. While the crowd at Tribeca was full of bitcoin enthusiasts, the bankers at Sibos watched with a far keener eye, he said. “They were watching it more as an information piece.”

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  • International Business Times Apr 28, 2014

    The documentary provides unprecedented insight into the peculiar but growing bitcoin subculture and introduces us to some entrepreneurs who have risked their livelihood and freedom to make bitcoin more accessible to the general public...

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  • Mashable Apr 16, 2014

    The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin, a new documentary making its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival next week, tells the story of the strange currency via its pioneers...

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  • Reason TV May 15, 2014

    Reason TV correspondent Naomi Brockwell caught up with Dan and his brother, Nicholas Mross, the movie's director, at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York...

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  • CoinDesk Apr 24, 2014

    The narrative grows slowly, and then suddenly and tremendously, in a way that reflects the real-world rise of the bitcoin phenomenon.

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  • Unseen Films Apr 24, 2014

    The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is an incredibly immersive trip into an invention with a history that feels like it was right around the corner and potential to shape the immediate and not so immediate future in unpredictable ways.

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  • Movies.com Apr 30, 2014

    Imagine if someone had been there making a documentary on Tim Berners-Lee before the world became familiar with the World Wide Web or on Mark Zuckerberg when he was first developing Facebook. Thanks to Mross' film, which will prove to be a really valuable historical artifact one day, we'll never need the bitcoin version of "The Social Network".

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  • Wall Street Journal / Michael Casey Apr 23, 2014

    "I thought they did a really good job of making the topic digestible for people who aren't familiar with it."

  • Kyodo News / Jody Godoy Apr 23, 2014

    "I enjoyed it. I thought it was interesting that it chronicled the story as a movement. I liked that they kept it going to include the current, new developments."

  • CNET / Joan Solsman Apr 23, 2014

    "The movie was very interesting, I'm glad I saw it.”

  • Business Insider / Rob Wile Apr 23, 2014

    "I liked it. I was impressed that they tackled such a big, changing topic."

  • Vogue / Gillian Sagansky Apr 23, 2014

    “It was great!!... So provocative and stimulating.”

  • Fox Business’s Money with Melissa Francis / Erin Gaetz Apr 21, 2014

    “Really happy the interview worked out prior to the festival. It’s really eye opening.”

    http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/3492270277001/bitcoin-on-the-big-screen/#sp=show-clips

  • Bloomberg / Anousha Sakoui Apr 23, 2014

    “Such a fascinating documentary.”