A new lawsuit claims Netflix did not safeguard an as-yet-unreleased Nicolas Cage WWII movie, which allegedly was just sitting around on a hard drive until somebody stole it. Afram and Op-Fortitude allege they gave Netflix an unencrypted digital copy of the film (DCP) on June 16. Per the filing, nine days later, a Netflix exec, Sean Berney, sent an email, included as an exhibit, with the subject line “Stolen DCP.” He wrote that the company’s security team was investigating the theft and that its piracy team was monitoring for leaks. “By losing control of the Film, Netflix destroyed that exclusivity and materially, if not completely, impaired the Film’s marketability.”