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Don't Call Me Bigfoot (2020)

Movie80mins

CTV score7.0/ 10

Where to watch Don't Call Me Bigfoot in Australia

Don't Call Me Bigfoot is streaming in Australia on Prime Video (subscription) and free on Tubi. You can also rent or buy it on Apple TV from $4.99 and Prime Video Store from $3. With a library card you can also watch Don't Call Me Bigfoot free on Hoopla, if your library subscribes.

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Availability checked 16 November 2026.

About Don't Call Me Bigfoot

There are tales all around the world of big, hairy, bipedal, ape-like creatures that dwell in the wilderness and leave footprints. But whatever you do, don't call them Bigfoot. From the Patterson - Gimlin film and other sightings to known hoaxes and bigfoot hunters, this documentary delves deep into the mythology, sightings and people who search out these mysterious beings.

Year
2020
Genres
Documentary
Runtime
80mins

Don't Call Me Bigfoot release dates in Australia

First release (worldwide)

Release dates: TMDB.

Cast and crew of Don't Call Me Bigfoot

Director
Jeremy Norrie

Cast and crew: TMDB.

Got a question about Don't Call Me Bigfoot?

Is Don't Call Me Bigfoot on Netflix in Australia?

No, Don't Call Me Bigfoot is not on Netflix in Australia right now. It is streaming on Prime Video and free on Tubi.

Can I watch Don't Call Me Bigfoot for free in Australia?

Yes, you can watch Don't Call Me Bigfoot for free in Australia on Tubi. Free services are paid for by ads. With a library card it is also free on Hoopla, if your library subscribes.

Can I rent or buy Don't Call Me Bigfoot in Australia?

Yes, you can rent or buy Don't Call Me Bigfoot in Australia on Apple TV (rent from $4.99, buy from $16.99) and Prime Video Store (rent from $3, buy from $12).