opponents also argue that the act encourages "offshore production." for example, derivative works could be created outside the united states in areas where copyright would have expired, and that us law would prohibit these works to us residents. for example, a movie of mickey mouse playing with a computer could be legally created in russia, but the movie would be refused admission for importation by us customs because of copyright, resulting in a deprivation to american children. similarly, the first winnie-the-pooh book was published in 1926 and would have been public domain in 2001.