

Documentary
Overview
In this compelling documentary, members of the Thai youth soccer team tell their stories of getting trapped in Tham Luang Cave in 2018 — and surviving.
Top Cast
Ekapol Chanthawong
Ekapol Chanthawong
Self
Ekapol Chanthawong
Self
Ei Khan
Ei Khan
Titna's mother
Ei Khan
Titna's mother
Panumas Sangdee
Panumas Sangdee
Mig
Panumas Sangdee
Mig
Chanin Vibulrungruang
Chanin Vibulrungruang
Titna
Chanin Vibulrungruang
Titna


June Yoon
June Yoon
Various Interviewees (voice)
June Yoon
Various Interviewees (voice)
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