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Savage Shadows
1969 Australian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Savage Shadows is a 1969 Australian documentary film. It was based on the shark attack on diver Henri Bource in 1964.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
In 1969 the distributor, Andrew Gaty, announced he had rejected an American sale offer from NBC of $100,000 declaring the film would make $3 million.[7] He sold it for $260,000.[8]
The film ran 90 minutes but was cut down to 53 minutes for TV.[9]
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Reception
Colin Bennett of The Age wrote "too long, patchily coloured, this 93-minute piece of anti tourism has a conventional, US-slanted commentary and underwater photography that cannot stand up to Cousteau's."[10]
The Sydney Sun Herald called it "compelling" with a "well made script".[11]
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