A trio of street artists are claiming that the Terry Gilliam directed The Zero Theorem has copied a mural they did in Buenos Aires and they’ve taken legal action to stop the upcoming release of the sci-fi pic. “In violation of U.S. and international law, Defendants—a crew of longstanding Hollywood ‘insiders’ led by repeat infringer Terry Gilliam—have blatantly and intentionally infringed, and are continuing to infringe, Plaintiffs’ intellectual property in the Copyrighted Artwork, by copying the work and using it in connection with the promotion and distribution of Defendants’ motion picture film, The Zero Theorem, which has already been released in foreign countries and is due to be released in the U.S. in a few weeks’ time,” says the highly illustrated jury trial demanding filing (read it here).
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Having debuted at the Venice Film Festival last year, the Amplify distributed The Zero Theorem,...
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Having debuted at the Venice Film Festival last year, the Amplify distributed The Zero Theorem,...
- 8/14/2014
- by Dominic Patten
- Deadline
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