Through on-demand channels, which would seem to include Bittorrent, as a quick search reveals.
âSorry, this film is not available in your regionâ
Same here. Damn this is stupid. I wanted to support the creators but I guess Iâll head to the torrents.
EDIT: Apparently, the URL for non-US is:
This is restricted as well so if youâre in Australia, France or the UK youâre SOL. Movie biz never gets things right do they.
And by SOL, I think he means, âgoing to have to wait a couple hours for it to be torrentedâ.
âSorry, this film is not available in your regionâ ⌠How perverse is that? A crowdfunded documentary about Aron Swartz and then old school country / territory restictions ⌠igit igit
P.S.
If you try the âhardâ way: you need a proxy operated out of US, than a credit card with a billing address in U.S. (if you donât have, PayPal will do the job - no checking of residence here)
Or just head for the 'bay 
Why other URL, from a Vimeo account of other distributor, just to release it worldwide? And for a documentary about someone who fought for a free internet!
No matter what, they will never understand how internet works.
the humanity.
Iâd like to download a copy and contribute, but itâs not obvious how. I donât want to screw with Amazonâs copy protected streams and Ubuntu (or Appleâs iTunesâŚ), I donât want to establish a ârelationshipâ with Vimeo - is there a way I can just send the ten bucks directly to the creators?
You can watch & download it at the Internet Archive:
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