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Netflix sued for $105M over 'stolen' Nicolas Cage film

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Producer Simon Afram has filed a $105 million lawsuit against Netflix, alleging that the streaming giant failed to secure an unencrypted master copy of the unreleased World War II thriller "Fortitude," starring Nicolas Cage. The production, which reportedly cost $45 million to create, was allegedly stolen from Netflix's studio facilities.

The legal action centers on claims of negligence regarding the protection of intellectual property. The lawsuit seeks significant financial damages, citing the loss of the film's master copy as the primary basis for the claim against the platform.

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Daily Sabah Highlights the unreleased status of the film and theft location
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