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- 15 Certificate
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- 97 Mins
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- 2012
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Martin (Willem Dafoe) is a skilled mercenary who has arrived in the jungles of Tasmania. He has been hired by a mysterious biotech company to hunt down a rare Tasmanian tiger. In the wilderness Martin comes across a family home. The woman inside is heartbroken because her husband went missing in the harsh jungles months ago. Martin isn't put off and sets off to begins his search. But soon he realises he's not the only person hunting the rare beast. With Sam Neill. Violent scenes and strong language.
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U.K. £0.24 million U.S. $0.18 millionSource: Rentrak EDI
You're looking for something most believe is extinct. The rarest, most elusive creature on the planet.
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Did you know?
- This film is based on the novel of the same name by Julia Leigh.
- This film was shot entirely on location in Tasmania.
- Willem Dafoe, who plays Martin, received Oscar nominations for his performances in Shadow Of The Vampire and Platoon.
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