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Downloads

0.7 Million

FILL-UPS RECORDED

4 Million

VEHICLES TRACKED

250,000 +

MILES LOGGED

1.8 Billion

App Features

FILL-UPS

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AUTOMATIC MILEAGE RECORDING

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SERVICE REMINDERS

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SCHEDULE REPORT

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Film Project Gutenberg Work

These are movies whose copyright holders cannot be found. They exist in legal limbo. No one can legally digitize and distribute them for fear of a lawsuit from a ghost. This is the tragedy that a true "Film Project Gutenberg" hopes to solve.

Here is the trap that catches 90% of amateur archivists. A film from 1925 might have a public domain visual component, but the musical score attached to a DVD release might be copyrighted. Even worse, a silent film from 1922 (clearly public domain) might have a 1990s "director's commentary" or a modern electronic soundtrack.

However, the "rule" that defines PG is the . PG does not host copyrighted works without permission. Instead, it focuses on texts whose copyright has expired under US law (generally anything published before 1928, as of this writing).

So, go explore. Search for "silent film" on the Internet Archive. Look for "1925 public domain comedy." You are not just watching old movies. You are participating in the longest, most important library project in cinematic history.