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Watch Capturing Bigfoot online Watch Capturing Bigfoot on Amazon Prime Video (US/CAN) Use NordVPN to watch Prime from anywhere Rent or buy from October 20 in the US & Canada On 20 October 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin filmed a mysterious ape-like figure strolling through Bluff Creek, Northern California.
The grainy 16mm film went on to become the most famous Bigfoot 'sighting' in history – but is it genuine evidence of a cryptozoological creature or one of the greatest hoaxes ever perpetrated? Nearly 60 years later, filmmaker Marq Evans revisits this extraordinary mystery in Capturing Bigfoot, a 102-minute documentary that uncovers lost footage and family secrets.
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Capturing Bigfoot (2026) is available to rent or buy on Prime Video in the US and Canada from Thursday, October 20, 2026.
Fans can also attend a handful of cinema screenings in the US throughout October.
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