Miramax will sue Quentin Tarantino over NFT
The film studio believes that the director is violating the rights when releasing tokens based on “Pulp Fiction”
18.11.2021 - 09:00
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The film studio believes that the director is violating the rights when releasing tokens based on “Pulp Fiction.”
What’s new? The Miramax company has accused the famous director, Quentin Tarantino of copyright infringement reports The Hollywood Reporter. The lawsuit was filed in response to Tarantino's plans to release an NFT based on the movie “Pulp Fiction.”
News source in The Hollywood Reporter
What is known about the director's NFT collection? As we mentioned in November, Quentin Tarantino announced the release of his own collection of non-fungible tokens based on the plot of the movie “Pulp Fiction.” Each of the eight tokens should contain the unique author’s content with the director’s comments, script pages, and scenes from the film.
However, Miramax considered that the release of such a collection would violate the joint contract and intellectual property rights. The representatives of the film studio demanded that the director abandon his plans.
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