Download Steal This Film – Spectrial Edition
Written by Ernesto on February 17, 2009The League of Noble Peers just released a ‘trial edition’ of their Steal This Film documentary series. It features Pirate Bay co-founders Peter Sunde and Fredrik Neij preparing for their trial. In addition, the two reenact the police interrogations that took place after the raid.
The first two parts of the Steal This Film documentaries have been a great success. Both releases were downloaded an estimated 5 millions times each, and both films remain well seeded on BitTorrent up until today.
Later this year, the League of Noble Peers plans to release the third part in the series, covering the Pirate Bay story from the day it was raided in 2006, right up to the trial currently taking place. Judging from the massive attention the trial is attracting, we have no doubt that the latest film in the series will be at least as popular as its predecessors.
Producer Jamie King told TorrentFreak that the trial edition, released just an hour ago, should be seen as part 2.5 – a trial for the ‘final cut’ so to speak. It includes some new material and shows how Peter Sunde (Brokep) and Fredrik Neij (TiAMO) prepared for the court case, together with a pretty funny reenactment of the police interrogations.
Brokep inspects the evidence.
The League of Noble Peers is currently shooting at the spectrial in Stockholm for the ‘final cut’. In the days to come we will release some exclusive footage of the trial here on TorrentFreak.
As always, the Steal This Film project is backed by many members of the BitTorrent community. IsoHunt is currently seeding the film on a 50Mbit line, and Mininova is helping out as well. As the League of Noble Peers say, we’re all on trial today.
The film can be downloaded at the STF website, please share, remix and redistribute!
Previously: Drive-in ‘Scene’ Movie Cammer Arrested
Next: Day 3 – The Pirate Bay’s ‘King Kong’ Defense
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Thanks ;P
Huge Thanks.
On a somewhat related note, this person called the riaa and various artists asking how he could reimburse them for pirating their music. Looks like the RIAA is more accepting of piracy than you thought.
http://www.zug.com/pranks/riaa/
Awesome, thats a must download :)
I’m wondering how many of the Swedish flags downloading at the same time as me (@ 2.1 megaBYTES p/s i might add) had just RTFA as i had. ;D
I’m wondering how many of the Swedish flags on uTorrent downloading at the same time as me (@ 2.1 megaBYTES p/s i might add) had just RTFA as i had. ;D
Thanks for the headsup on this being available Ernesto :)
Though I’m a devout pirate, I wasn’t really very impressed with ‘Steal This Film’. There will no doubt be some interesting material in vol. 3 though…
Thanks to all that made this possible.
Looks like TPB is looking at calm waters the way the trial is going.
Awesome, free entertainment and information!
TPB FTW! OMG BBQ
Proud to be seeding both the first two right now, and will for quite awhile yet. These are some of the best ways for people to learn about whats going on, as frankly alot of people hate reading.
Once my download of the trial edition finishes, ill be sure to seed it as well. Not doing much tonight so I can give it alot more bandwidth than usual.
“Exclusive” and Torrent(Freak) in the same sentence. Funny!
@#8
Really? Though the 1st one wasnt all that great, I thought Steal This Film II was really good.
Either way, the next one sounds interesting.
WE ARE A STORM,EXPECT TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR WHERE EVER POSSIBLE.
I know i just wrote it.
One thing that put me off the other two was the closeness to peoples heads they filmed from. No one looks pretty that close up.
Provides a great message though :D
Maxing out connection here atm… would like more speeds like this on torrents ;)
ive duplicated to as many major open torrent sites as i could think of, help out and find the ones i dont use
i really enjoyed steal this film 1+2. thank you for your hard work. looking forward to this and the final cut. :)
Well that certainly went fast. :P
(3.5 MB/s peak, total download time 2m 30s…)
now also on rapidshare check the digg comments for links
Very fast here too, peaked at 11MB/s and was over in under 45 seconds.
Thanks guys!
an animated logo for the pirate bay.
http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/4535/piratebayxv2.gif
Downloaded and watched it, enjoyed it for the most part. Some of it seems like a repeat of the second but overall, it was good.
LOL @ Peter and his huge stack of papers!
HEY TBP WEBSITE AND TRACKERS ARE NOT WORKING !?!?! WTF? CAN ANYONE CONFIRM WHAT IS GOING ON?
I liked this bit:
“It’s a terrorism of the mind that actually sustains concepts like intellectual property. It’s a terrorism that’s grounded on an idea of brutal repression of that which is actually possible.” – Lawrence Liang
The system works only for so long as one is able to constrain people through force into conformance with it.
Now, if only it wasn’t for those damn shifting sands…
TPB’s website loads fine for me, but the tracker does not work… Anyone knows what’s going on?
TBP tracker does seem to be offline =(
whaaaaaaaaaaaaat the fk, everyone is dloading 3mb a sec and mine is at 0% for 50minutes now? =S
I shuld get utorrent instead of bitlord? or am i doin somethin wrong?
TPB TRACKERS ARE DOWN! USE OTHER WELL KNOWN TREACKERS INSTED! LONG LIVE TBP!
all the other well known trackers have the same torrent with only tpb tracker in it.
Use the torrent at ISO Hunt instead.
>OTHER WELL KNOWN TREACKERS
uhm… demonoid, denis.stalker and prq.to are down too
good news. h33t is still up.
tracker.prq.to is a CNAME for tracker.thepiratebay.org – which would explain why prq.to is also down.
denis.stalker.h3q.com is another CNAME for the same TPB trackers.
this reveales the importance of TPB tracker to torrent-p2p i guess =’/
Watch it on Dailymotion : http://www.dailymotion.com/user/bluekarasu/video/x8exd6_steal-this-film-trial-edition-part1_news
Tracker’s back. :)
Seeding like a mofo
just use a client (µT for example can and is also used by antip2p to upload over 66 gb for a 4gb TV series they now claim damages for) that can deal with the DHT infos in it or that has a good peer exchange function (PEX)
What are you guys? dumb as the prosecutor that you don’t know that tpb trackers are not needed to get the content from other guys computers :-P
Downloaded and watched already. Thank you.
@33 Kyon
LOLWUT denis.stalker is a totally different project run by some germans. -> http://opentracker.blog.h3q.com/
The only thing they have in common with tpb is that tpb uses their tracker software.
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