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A world underwater for new WA-filmed movie

The film adapts a Western Australian children's book and stars Abbie Cornish researching whale shark migration, highlighting Indigenous culture and local marine life.

Summary by The West Australian
Every movie is hard to make, especially one with lots of underwater sequences like Whale Shark Jack, but there are worse places to work than Ningaloo Reef. Abbie Cornish talks about filming Whale Shark Jack.

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A world underwater for new WA-filmed movie

Every movie is hard to make, especially one with lots of underwater sequences like Whale Shark Jack, but there are worse places to work than Ningaloo Reef. Abbie Cornish talks about filming Whale Shark Jack.

·City of Perth, Australia
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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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