About - Deadly Sharks of Brazil

Deadly Sharks of Brazil (2023) is a thrilling journey of survival, courage, and mystery. The film narrates the story of a group of marine biologists who ended up uncovering a horrifying reality after a scientific expedition in Brazil's Amazon rainforest unexpectedly and mysteriously boarded them on a perilous confrontation with deadly, unknown species of sharks.

Making / Production

The film is directed by renowned director Mike Peterson and produced by Robert Cinco under the banner of Liongate Films. It took a two-year production lifecycle with the extensive filming locations varying from the dense forests of Brazil to the high tech studios recreating the daunting underwater world.

Actors

• John Doe as Dr. Jeff Harris: John has given a phenomenal performance as a marine biologist. His portrayal of fear and courage has been appreciated by the audience.
• Jane Smith as Dr. Carolyn Frazier: Jane displayed utmost brilliance in her role. Her character showed the emotional roller coaster of a woman in an unexpected challenging situation.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The underwater scenes were actually filmed in a constructed water tank inside a studio.
• Special species of sharks were animated using CGI techniques.

Awards

Although the film has just been released, the excellent craftsmanship in the movie is beginning to gain recognition. It has already been nominated for 'Best Visual Effects' in the Scottsdale Film Festival.

Quotes

• "The line between science and survival is not as thick as we think it is..." - Dr. Jeff Harris
• "In this jungle, you must either adapt, or you end up as bait." - Dr. Carolyn Frazier

Music and Soundtrack

• "Predatory Expedition" by John Williams: This thrilling, eerie track sets the tone for the horror elements in the movie.
• "Rainforest Rhythm" by Hans Zimmer: An enchanting tune that beautifully captures the spirit and aura of the Amazon rainforest.