Add a README.txt in the folder stating: "This file is for archival/preservation purposes. Delete within 24 hours." This does not absolve you legally, but it shows intent in some jurisdictions.

Typically, there are no stable, long-term indexes for this film. Why? Because it is niche enough that no one cares to host it widely, yet infamous enough that when an index does appear, it gets reported and taken down within days. The movie is still technically under copyright (Joonas Makkonen, Art Films Finland), and rights holders sporadically issue DMCA notices to Google, delisting the indexes.

Is the director losing money? Not really—this film was never commercially viable. But the actors, effects artists, and crew worked for deferred pay. Many indie horror filmmakers have stated that downloading from an index in the first year of release hurts them, but for a film almost a decade old, they often forgive it. Some even encourage it for cult status.