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Trailer Released for Disney+ Film ‘Playing With Sharks’

Today, Disney released the first trailer, new images, and a poster for the upcoming National Geographic film Playing With Sharks.

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This documentary, part of National Geographic’s Sharkfest lineup, showcases the world of sharks living under the sea. The film features Valerie Taylor, who has been a longtime advocate for these often-misunderstood sea creatures. It is directed by twice Emmy®-nominated director Sally Aitken and features a mix of archival and new footage.

The film will be available to stream starting July 23 on Disney+.

“Playing with Sharks” is created and produced by Bettina Dalton, WildBear Entertainment, and written and directed by Sally Aitken. It is executive produced by Alan Erson for WildBear; Anna Godas and Oli Harbottle for TDog; and Paul Wiegard for Madman Entertainment. A WildBear Entertainment production, with principal production investment and development support from Screen Australia, it is developed and financed with the assistance of Screen NSW.


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