It's a shame that distributors haven't made it easier to purchase the film in your area but you have to realize that behind-the-scenes rights deals have many involved parties each taking their own risks and these restrictions are usually the result of that. I don't understand your fixation on piracy though, if you read the article I would hope that you'd see that this was a valuable work by a very well-respected director that is worth buying, especially for the things I mentioned, but I guess not. It's not like shipping takes that long these days or that waiting a few days would make you not want to watch it. I agree that DRM is bad. While a nice screen helps, it's not required, but you will get a much better experience from a Bluray restoration.
As for our friend YIFY, do you wonder what kind of "magic" they do to fit feature-length films into 700MB? Most importantly they completely starve the bitrate so nothing looks as good as it could. Then they use a whole variety of filters to change the film from how it originally looked so it will compress better like denoising or color changes. Not to mention other atrocities such as changing the aspect ratio, downscaling, low bitrate audio, or even cutting out parts like intros and credits. You're only impressed with it because you haven't seen what you're missing.
And thanks for the personal attack, In the future I'll make sure not to write well-meaning comments to someone who had trouble with a specific method of watching something. Excuse me, I gotta get back to sending cease-and-desists letters and meeting my shill quota for the day.