The rescue of children in a cave in Thailand will reach the cinema

The rescue operation of 13 people, including 12 footballers and their trainer, from a cave in Thailand where they spent two weeks trapped, will be presented to the big screen by the producer of religious films Pure Flix . "I could not be more excited, this story means a lot to me because I followed it," said producer director Michael Scott, adding, "my wife grew up with the Thai command of operations who died in the cave, having this bravery in the cave and taking them out of the dive is a very moving and personal event for me. "

The story that shocked the world, in which three days of The operations managed to save 13 experienced people in a dark, wet cave in Chiang Rai, with experienced divers from several countries, as an "impossible mission".

Scott, who witnessed the search operations, was the one who made the public announcement on Twitter and noted "we are here being witnesses of the events, gathering some contacts and all the rest, in order to tell the story of this international effort, with the whole world working together to save those children trapped in this cave. "

He also added" we believe this film can inspire millions of people through the world. "

Flix AR White, co-founder of Pure Flix, said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that they would have started Actors with actors, screenwriters and investors.