Men and Sharks

Men and Sharks

6.0

Aug 04 1976

2h 42m

Documentary, Horror, Adventure

An instructive, yet full of adventure, nature feature documentary film that explains the life of sharks and their relationship with man.

Bernard Tiphaine

Bernard Tiphaine

Narrator (French version, voice)

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