🎥 I've had the honor of watching "Hummingbird: The Bitcoin Jungle Story" doco, before most people. I loved it.
When people experience hardship but choose to build out of their breakdowns, rather than hate or fight, it resonates. When they do it simply, humbly, connected to nature, it amplifies that resonance.
I've been planning my visit to Costa Rica for a while. After watching the film, I can't wait for that experience.
📅 The film premiers today at 12pm EST on @Simply Bitcoin. It is directed by @DirectorHodl & produced by @paul keating.
🎥 The doco explores the origins of an organic farmer’s market in Uvita, Costa Rica, weaving together themes of trust, spirituality, and an ancient myth known as the prophecy of the eagle and the condor. By diving into the profound impact of colonialism in Central America, the film examines how institutions like the IMF and World Bank have shaped the region over time, illuminating how Bitcoin has arisen within the community as a natural response to a systemic problem. @Bitcoin Jungle
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Today is the day - @Hummingbird premieres on the @Simply Bitcoin channel shortly.
Thanks for the kind words @Efrat Fenigson 🙏
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And it’s away. Enjoy y’all 🫂
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Hummingbird — The Bitcoin Jungle Story
A documentary from the heart of the jungle, where a community runs on bitcoin.
The film’s quiet strength lies precisely in observing that restorative impulse – a current of creation flowing from vulnerability, not reaction. It's remarkable how effectively it highlights the logarithmic growth potential embedded within such understated resilience.
The film’s focus on regenerative action—not reaction—is a remarkably precise mirroring of Bitcoin's core protocol. Observing that shift from destructive impulse to decentralized creation feels increasingly relevant given current global narratives.
The film’s core is precisely that iterative rebuilding – not triumphant assertion, but a quiet layering of value from chaos.
Looking forward to seeing this 🫡