Cold Wallet

With a razor-sharp and timely screenplay by John Hibey, combined with stunning photography by Oliver Millar, this movie is professional as hell with a dynamite ending which combines a clever pay-off involving a household appliance and a next-level twist.

The film is to its credit much more interested in psychology rather than tech, and the fine lines between avarice, rage and impotence that make the capitalist world go round.

The storytelling economy (small cast, one main location) is welcome, but none of the four characters is the sharpest tool in the shed, and whatever insights Hodierne intends on the cutthroat world of crypto remain elusive.