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Released
1987 · FILM

White Water Summer

Hold on for the wildest ride of your life

Rated
MPA · PG
Runtime
90 min
AdventureDrama

Synopsis

When experienced guide Vic takes city boy Alan and his three friends on their first wilderness trip, he aims to teach them not only about surviving in the wild but also about themselves. Vic challenges them physically and mentally, pushing them to their limits. As he gradually alienates the boys, he soon finds himself in a life-threatening situation and must depend on them for his survival.

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A crew of 187+ credited

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Craft leads on file

Edited by David RayShot by John AlcottScored by Michael BoddickerSound by Louis CerborinoStunts by Steve M Davison

Box Office

1987 · Box office

Grossed $301K worldwide

Worldwide gross

$301K

Worldwide gross$301K

Opening week (7-day): $199K

Peak 105 theaters

Also known as

  • Wildwasser-Sommer - Im Augenblick der Gefahrde
  • Una gita pericolosait
  • (English)White Water Summer
  • (Bulgarian)Лято край буйната река
Release dates around the world4 countries · show
  • United StatesJul 10, 1987
  • JapanJan 15, 1988
  • MexicoMar 25, 1988
  • United KingdomMar 28, 1988

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