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The Shark Con (2010)
The Shark Con takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride into the big business of shark fishing, revealing the controversial truth about the industry and answering the question: Are sharks really overfished or is this just an elaborate con?
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The Shark Con takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride into the big business of shark fishing, revealing the controversial truth about the industry and answering the question: Are sharks really overfished or is this just an elaborate con?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Steven Pavon, Rusty Armstrong
In Theaters:4/17/2010
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