 Warner then arranged with Channel 7 in Sydney to film their story; he used from the sale of the rights to compensate the stolen boat's owner for its loss, who dropped the charges and the television crew sailed with Warner and the boys back to Ata to film a re-enactment of their story, which was broadcast in October 1966.Only one copy of the 1966 documentary, filmed on 16mm, survives today.Steve Bowman, who owns that copy, interviewed the boys in 2006 and 2007 for another documentary, but it was never released because his distributor went bankrupt.