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Recently came across this project 
called movie-web, it's a site that allows you to stream free movies. They host their own public instance of movie-web though, which is strange 
as most people with piracy related projects don't host it for the public, then I came across their disclaimer:
movie-web does not host any files, it merely links to 3rd party
services. Legal issues should
be taken up with the file hosts and providers.
As I looked into the site, all it does is aggregates different 
sources for streaming video, and embeds it, which allows for them to avoid 
having any legal issues.
They have a list of sources that they use/considered/used in case you don't want to spend years finding a good source. Anything 
that's green 
shouldn't have issues with CORS or ads.
https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web/issues/393
The idea isn't to use this project, but take inspiration from it to watch 
our BIPOC-led films in peace.
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The issue, as I understand it, is rdrama
is at risk as a domain serving content 
regardless of the source 
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Is our domain US-registered? Shiiit. I guess that's the tradeoff for using cloudflare?
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it wouldn't be authentic if this wasn't a US based
website
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