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Black Water

TLDR: Black Water
In the forum thread, the film "Black Water," directed by David Nerlich and Andrew Traucki, is discussed. It's an adventure, drama, and horror movie set in the mangrove swamps of Northern Australia, focusing on survival. The film was released in 2007 and features a cast including Diana Glenn and Maeve Dermody. User mist praises the film for its solid acting and effective use of a low budget, which contributes to a claustrophobic atmosphere, and mentions that the creature effects are well-executed. Gibby expresses interest in watching the film based on mist's recommendation and later rates it 5 stars after viewing. Another user, Guest, comments on the benefits of low-budget films, suggesting they often result in more creativity and better overall production quality. The thread reflects a positive consensus on the film, highlighting its effective storytelling and production values.
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Title: Black Water

Tagline: What you can't see can hurt you.

Genre: Adventure, Drama, Horror

Director: David Nerlich, Andrew Traucki

Cast: Diana Glenn, Maeve Dermody, Andy Rodoreda, Ben Oxenbould, Fiona Press

Release: 2007-06-01

Runtime: 90

Plot: A terrifying tale of survival in the mangrove swamps of Northern Australia.

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A really great Australian offering. The budget is low but the acting is solid and the set really adds to the claustrophobic feel. When we do finally see the beast, it’s really well handled with some great practical effects. Great effort and well worth a watch.
 
mist said:
The budget is low
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Hallmark of every truly great movie is extremely limited resources. Forces more creativity and better directing and acting. Forces more thought to go into the production and that translates to the screen very well.
 
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