Hundreds of foreign films have never been exported to Western markets. A Japanese horror VHS from 1987, a Turkish superhero film from 1974, or an Australian animated feature from the 1990s—these are time capsules. When a user captures a pristine rip of that VHS and translates the subtitles, the flag signals to the world: "This lost film is found."
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Users would mail their physical DVDs to the company, which would then digitize them and store them in a "virtual vault". Hundreds of foreign films have never been exported
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