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Capsized: Blood in the Water is an American biographical natural horror - survival film, based on a true story from 1982. Roel Reiné directed the film, from a script written by Stephen David, with the story co-written by David, Tim K. Kelly and Jonathan Soule.
With Tyler Blackburn, Joshua Close, Virginia Del Sol, Josh Duhamel. After a yacht bound for Florida capsizes during an unexpected storm, its crew is left to drift for days in the chilling waters of the Atlantic where they become prey to a group of tiger sharks.
Based on a true story, in October 1982 a yacht bound for Florida capsizes during an unexpected storm, leaving the crew to drift for days in the cold, shark-i...
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Based on the harrowing true story of an October 1982 shark encounter. After a yacht bound for Florida capsizes during an unexpected storm, its crew is left to drift for days in the chilling waters of the Atlantic where they become prey to a group of tiger sharks.
After a yacht bound for Florida from Maryland capsizes during an unexpected storm, its crew is left to drift for days in the chilling waters of the Atlantic where they become prey to a group of tiger sharks.
Based on a true story, in October 1982 a yacht bound for Florida capsizes during an unexpected storm, leaving the crew to drift for days in the cold, shark-infested waters. They must do everything in their power to survive as the sharks hunt them.
In 1982 a yacht bound for Florida capsizes during an unexpected storm, leaving the the people to drift for days in the cold shark-infested waters. They must do everything in their power to...
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Capsized: Blood in the Water (TV Movie 2019) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Josh Duhamel stars in “Capsized: Blood in the Water,” based on terrifying real-life events.
