<h1>Streaming release of period drama raises adaptation, copyright clearance, licensing, music rights, and moral-rights publicity risks</h1> A period drama adapted from a noted historical work was released on a major streaming platform by two production companies; the director and lead performers are credited for artistic interpretation. Legal issues implicated include adaptation and copyright clearance from the original author's estate, licensing and distribution agreements with the streaming service, and music rights for the soundtrack and recordings recognized at state awards. Potential liabilities arise from alleged inaccuracies in cultural portrayal that could prompt reputation or moral-rights claims, and from marketing statements in a press-release arrangement disclaiming editorial responsibility.