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The rescue mission where twelve boys and their football coach were taken out of a cave in Thailand becomes a Hollywood film, announcing the film company Pure Flix.
– I could not have been more excited, said Michael Scott, general manager, who lives in Thailand and was present at Tham Luang Cave when the boys were rescued.
In a video recorded at the cave, he says that the dramatic rescue action had a big impact on him personally. Among other things, his Thai wife grew up with Saman Kunont, a 37-year-old former marine fighter who died of oxygen deficiency when he volunteered for the rescue
Scott says he has been in contact with several parties involved in the recording of the film. ] – We view this as a film that can inspire millions of people all over the world, "said Scott.
At the same time, Scotts co-founder of Pure Flix, David AR White that they are in contact with actors, screenwriters and potential investors, according to the Wall Street Journal. "White points out that they do not hesitate to hesitate, especially when it comes to contacting the boys' families, but that they are in Thailand "to make sure the film is as authentic as possible."
Pure Flix, a Christian Penfield, part of the Christian Film Industry in the United States, was at the origin of the trilogy "God's Not Dead" between 2014 and 2018. In a press release, the company thanks God for the successful rescue operation.
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