Netflix sued for $105M over Nicolas Cage film
Netflix faced a $105 million lawsuit after a non-encrypted copy of the film "Fortitude," starring Nicolas Cage, was lost. The film, which cost over $45 million to produce, had previously encountered issues, including claims from a Swiss producer that a digital version was stolen from the company’s offices. The lawsuit states that the copy was sent to Netflix in June for review prior to sale, but was stolen the following week, with the believed intention of selling the storage devices rather than the content directly. The suit claims that Netflix received an unsecured copy—which was unusual—and was aware that it should be deleted after the internal review, raising doubts about the company's responsibility to protect the content. So far, there are no indications of the film being leaked online, and the company's investigations are ongoing, with confirmation that the film has not been involved in any online leak.
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