Star Wars: Revelations and copyright
This April, I saw a wonderful new Star Wars film. It wasn't made by George Lucas. I watched it for free, having downloaded a digital file, and I broke no copyright laws.
Star Wars: Revelations is a work of delirious fandom: a 40-minute homage by amateur filmmakers that imagines the interval between Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and the original Star Wars (now Episode IV: A New Hope).
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