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47 Meters Down (2017)
Two sisters on Mexican vacation are trapped in a shark observation cage at the bottom of the ocean, with oxygen running low and great whites circling nearby, they have less than an hour of air left to figure out how to get to the surface.
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Two sisters on Mexican vacation are trapped in a shark observation cage at the bottom of the ocean, with oxygen running low and great whites circling nearby, they have less than an hour of air left to figure out how to get to the surface.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Johannes Roberts
Written By:Ernest Riera, Johannes Roberts
In Theaters:6/16/2017
Box Office:$62,198,461
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Lantica Media, Flexibon Films, Dragon Root Securities, Altitude Film Sales, Dimension Films, Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures, Tea Shop & Film Company, The Fyzz
Cast
Johannes Roberts
Director
Johannes Roberts
Director
Mandy Moore
Lisa
Claire Holt
Kate
Matthew Modine
Taylor
Chris Johnson
Javier
Yani Gellman
Louis
Santiago Segura
Benjamin
Axel Mansella
Band Leader
Mayra Juárez
Sammie (uncredited)
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