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2024 · FILM

What the Punk!

Documentary

Synopsis

In 2017, Matt Hall and John Watkinson launched from their Brooklyn warehouse a genuine experiment on the blockchain that laid the foundations of today's NFT-art market. Acclaimed by the Art industry, Matt and John far from imagined that their creation would become the starting point of an unprecedented speculative bubble. After Occupy Wall Street, L.A artist ROBNESS discovered Bitcoin and blockchain. A new frontier where he thought he could finally share his art freely. But when speculators decided to invest in NFTs, Matt, John and ROBNESS soon faced an unprecedented storm fed by finance, tech and art markets. Three of the most powerful industries, whose interests merged for the very first time.

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Principal cast & crew: 8

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Mael LenoirShot by Herve Martin DelpierreScored by Joseph Trapanese

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