Beyond the Reef Trailer

Beyond the Reef Trailer (1979)

"A story of passion. A saga of adventure." 20 December 1979 Adventure, Horror, Romance 91 mins

Tikoyo lives by the Bora Bora lagoon in the South Pacific, where he found a man-eating tiger shark when it was an orphaned baby, just a foot long. He named it Manidu, and it grew to be sixteen feet long. Tikoyo believes that his companion houses the soul of a wise old man, and helps him guard the sacred black pearls in the lagoon. In fact, Manidu does protects Tikoyo and his girlfriend Diana, only eating those who are their enemies, or who seek to destroy their environment, or steal the pearls.

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Cast

Dayton Ka'ne

as Tikoyo

International Titles

Sea Killer Trailer

Shark Boy of Bora Bora Trailer

Ловец акул с острова Бора-Бора Trailer

International Releases Dates

Australia 20 December 1979

United States 24 April 1981

Production Companies

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