DiscoverThe CurbKiah Roache-Turner on his WW2 shark flick Beast of War and how Spielberg made him shoot it in Australia
Kiah Roache-Turner on his WW2 shark flick Beast of War and how Spielberg made him shoot it in Australia

Kiah Roache-Turner on his WW2 shark flick Beast of War and how Spielberg made him shoot it in Australia

Update: 2025-10-06
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Aussie genre filmmaking legend Kiah Roache-Turner is back with his latest flick, Beast of War, a WW2 story of soldiers fighting for their lives on a different kind of battlefield: the shark infested waters of the open ocean.

In the above interview, Kiah talks about the journey to getting Beast of War on screen, how the impact of Spielberg meant that he had to shoot the film in Australia, and what creating the giant water tank to shoot in was like, plus much more.

Beast of War is in Australian cinemas from 9 October 2025.

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Kiah Roache-Turner on his WW2 shark flick Beast of War and how Spielberg made him shoot it in Australia

Kiah Roache-Turner on his WW2 shark flick Beast of War and how Spielberg made him shoot it in Australia