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Ticket Giveaway: 47 Metres Down

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It’s the little indy thriller that went out against the big summer tentpoles, against all odds, turned into a box office sensation and made audiences fear going back in the ocean again. 47 Metres Down, the $5m production that went off and grossed $43m in the U.S. alone, sees Mandy Moore and Claire Holt stuck in a shark cage at the bottom of the deep blue sea! To celebrate the bone crunching release Vendetta Films and The Lowdown Under are giving you the chance to win one of ten double passes to see the film when it submerges cinemas from 24 August, 2017!

‘A fiendishly effective holiday-gone-wrong thriller’ – Dan Jolin, Empire Magazine

‘This low budget but highly-effective horror film is exactly the kind of movie that legendary Hollywood D-movie producer Roger Corman would have knocked out in the ’70s’ – Tom Seymour, Time Out

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Entries Close: Sunday 20 August, 2017

Synopsis: Fun-loving, twenty-something, sisters Kate and Lisa are ready for the holiday of a lifetime in Mexico. When the opportunity to go cage diving to view Great White sharks presents itself, thrill-seeking Kate jumps at the chance while Lisa takes some convincing. After some not so gentle persuading, Lisa finally agrees and the girls soon find themselves two hours off the coast of Huatulco and about to come face-to-face with nature’s fiercest predator.

But what should have been the trip to end all trips soon becomes a living nightmare when the cage breaks free from the boat and plummets to the ocean floor. Kate and Lisa find themselves trapped deep underwater with less than an hour of oxygen left in their tanks. They must somehow work out how to get back to the safety of the boat above through 47 metres of shark-infested waters.