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14 Sep, 6 tweets, 3 min read
Two of Netflix’s most-prized 2021 festival movies have leaked online after debuting as part of the at-home digital offerings of the Toronto International Film Festival.

#TIFF21

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Jane Campion’s drama “The Power of the Dog,” starring Benedict Cumberbatch, and the Antoine Fuqua thriller “The Guilty,” led by Jake Gyllenhaal, both appeared on pirate websites as of early Monday.

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It was not immediately clear if TIFF showings were the source of the pirated copies or if they came from elsewhere.

However, both movies premiered as part of TIFF’s hybrid festival model with screenings in theatres as well as virtually in homes.

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Piracy can erode a film’s prospects at the box office and derail some of the buzz that builds ahead of awards season for festival titles.

For movies still looking for distribution, it can also affect the chances of a lucrative sale.

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Many in the Hollywood film community have worried that making high-definition copies available through digital festival platforms almost guarantees those titles could show up on the black market.

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A copy of “The Power of the Dog” that spread on torrent sites did not include the opening Netflix logo, nor any visible watermarks. It was tagged as a “webscreener” by the pirates, suggesting it was pulled from an online source.

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