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Yowies in Plain Sight

"What if the unknown has been watching us all along?"

Yowies in Plain Sight is a revealing documentary that delves into Australia’s most mysterious cryptid. Through personal encounters, Indigenous folklore, and psychological exploration, the film examines humanity’s deep fascination with the unknown and what it reveals about our search for meaning.

Top Cast

  • Rebecca Grove

    Rebecca Grove

    Trauma Therapist

  • Chris Lynch

    Chris Lynch

    Trauma Patient

  • Goran Zivanovic

    Goran Zivanovic

    Self-Host

  • Clare Zivanovic

    Clare Zivanovic

    Urban Explorer

Overview

Yowies in Plain Sight is a revealing documentary that delves into Australia’s most mysterious cryptid. Through personal encounters, Indigenous folklore, and psychological exploration, the film examines humanity’s deep fascination with the unknown and what it reveals about our search for meaning.

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