47 Meters Down (2017) is a survival horror film directed by Johannes Roberts about two sisters trapped in a submerged shark cage on the ocean floor after their cable snaps. The film focuses on claustrophobia, dwindling air, and the constant threat of great white sharks circling above. It combines jump-scares with psychological tension and resource-limited problem solving.
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, including its plot, production trivia, and a special section on real-world shark diving safety for those inspired (or terrified) by the movie.
47 Meters Down (2017) is a survival horror film centered on two sisters trapped in a shark cage on the ocean floor, where they must survive with limited oxygen and predatory sharks. The film focuses on suspense and the psychological terror of the situation rather than just jump scares. For more information, please visit the movie's official page on IMDb.
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: Although set in Mexico, most of the underwater scenes were actually filmed in a large water tank in London .