Ethereum Co-Founder and SingularDTV Producing New Blockchain Documentary "Trust Machine"

Few movie buffs would fail to concede that the monsters on screen aren't nearly as terrifying as the ones in real life.

In SingularDTV's new documentaryTrust Machine: The Story of Blockchain it would seem that these real-world villains could be in for a nasty surprise.

According to Forbes, Trust Machine paints a dystopian picture of some of the most powerful individuals and institutions in existence - whose nefarious actions may be catalyzing a global thirst for decentralization.

Directed by Alex Winter and produced by Kim Jackson, the feature cannonballs into the deep-end for a revealing look at the dissemination of blockchain, stretching from the plight of nervous US politicians, to refugees in crisis.

Decentralized from the inside-out, the work is the first feature-length documentary of blockchain-powered SingularDTV-one of the first entertainment studios in its class, the studio aims to help filmmakers fundraise, develop and distribute their content using the Ethereum platform-with even the blockchain's co-founder Joseph Lubin pitching in as an executive producer amongst other tech futurist heavyweights Zach LeBeau, Arie Levy-Cohen, and Alex Klokus.

In a divisive world of finance, Winter sits behind the camera as a liaison between current technology, and the very future of blockchain.

Physical proof from around the world, in videos, interviews, and numbers, says otherwise.

The documentary, narrated by actress Rosario Dawson, claims blockchain is the holy grail for hackers, and maybe so.

Aas subjective and controversial the content in this movie may be it remains to be seen as a time-bomb of information capable of helping even the most unfamiliar viewers develop their own opinions on the subject.

Awareness would be a compelling and loud ally capable of accomplishing this mission, paving the way for a new future one blockchain at a time.