A Hollywood film director is sentenced to prison after being convicted of defrauding Netflix out of about $11 million, according to reports. The Mirror and the New York Post say the judge imposed a prison term of more than two years, describing it as shorter than the prosecution sought. The New York Post adds that the sentence is 30 months. Both accounts state that the case involved a fraud scheme targeting Netflix’s funds. They also agree that actor Keanu Reeves appears in the sentencing process and that his testimony influenced the court toward leniency. The Mirror reports that Reeves asked the court for a more lenient outcome, while the New York Post describes Reeves’s testimony as swaying the judge, resulting in a sentence roughly half the prosecution’s recommended time. The sources frame the decision in terms of the judge weighing Reeves’s input against the fraud allegations and the sentencing guidance presented in court. The reports do not provide further details of the underlying transactions beyond the estimated $11 million loss to Netflix.