A U.K.-based production company and a filmmaker are suing Netflix for $105 million, alleging the streaming company lost a drive containing a copy of an unreleased espionage movie, which they claim undermined its commercial prospects. A little over a week after the screening, Netflix emailed the filmmakers to say the drive had been stolen, the plaintiffs allege. The complaint notes the movie, titled "Fortitude," took over seven years to make and cost $45 million. "By losing control of the film, Netflix destroyed that exclusivity and materially, if not completely, impaired the film's marketability." Netflix has offered to monitor piracy sites for unauthorized distribution or sale of the movie.