Indeed, dig deeper into Apple's Terms of Service, and you'll see that it quietly warns that you may not be able to redownload content if it's "no longer offered on our Services." It's not hard to see why headlines like "Apple can delete the movies you purchased without telling you" started spreading around the web.
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"Any movies you've already downloaded can be enjoyed at any time and will not be deleted unless you've chosen to do so. If you change your country setting, some movies may not be available to redownload from the movie store if the version you purchased isn't also available in the new country. If needed, you can change your country setting back to your prior country to redownload those movies."
Sure, Apple's statement doesn't say exactly what happened to da Silva's movies, or admit that Apple Support may have made a mistake when parsing the original response. But it clearly states that the company doesn't delete movies without your permission -- and that you should even be able to redownload movies from your "prior country" if they're not available in the new one.
At least, that's how it's worked so far. We can't be sure what will will happen if Disney -- or any other content provider -- "recalls" a digital purchase, as a publisher did with an ebook of George Orwell's 1984 on Amazon back in 2009. It sounds like your "already downloaded" movies are safe, but what about cloud-based movies you've only ever streamed? Apple doesn't say.
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