Binance NFT Meets French Cinema In a New Collection
Are you a movie buff? If so, Binance has some exciting news for you!
Binance NFT Marketplace is launching the NFT collection based on the movie Music Hole. The film, co-produced by Luc Besson and Rockstone Films, premiered in early July 2022.
Discover the NFT collection here.
Dubbed the ‘Belgian Pulp Fiction’, the movie follows Francis, an accountant working for a shady cabaret in Charleroi who has a strained relationship with his wife Martine. The morning after a heated argument, Francis wakes up to discover a surprise in his fridge. As the story unfolds, the audience encounters a series of eccentric characters.
NFTs in Cinema
In recent years, many Hollywood cinematographers turned to NFTs in a bid to enable fans to interact with their favorite characters. One such example is Fox Entertainment dropping a series of limited-edition Deadpool 2 digital posters in 2019.
The inspiration for the Music Hole NFT collection were the movie’s erratic characters. The deck will feature their original portraits, created by Parisian artists Martin Richard, Stéphane Assad and Bechir Jiwee. Co-produced by Paris-based film and entertainment producer Amos Rozenberg, the collection was brought to life by Swiss art gallery NFT SP3CE.
Luc Besson, who co-produced Music Hole, is a French director, screenwriter and producer best known for his films Léon: The Professional, Le Grand Bleu, and the sci-fi action movie, The Fifth Element.
Get Ultra-VIP Access To The Film’s Premiere
Starring Vanessa Guide and Chicandier, Music Hole premiered at the Grand Rex, Europe’s largest cinema, and was released in France on July 6, 2022.
When purchasing an NFT from the collection, users received free tickets to the film’s premiere, and those who purchased the film’s poster NFT had the opportunity to meet its cast and crew as well. Through this collaboration, Binance reaffirms its commitment to bringing digital assets into the world of cinema.
The collection exclusive presale opened on Binance 1st July at 11AM UTC+2.