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The Thai government confirmed that it has received five proposals for making films about the story of the boys who were rescued after 18 days trapped in a cave.
The announcement was made by the Minister of Culture, Vira Rojpojchanarat, in statements to the newspaper The Nation. "Five international film companies have offered the ministries of commerce and foreign affairs the production of a film and a documentary about the rescue operation," the minister said.
In the same interview, Rojpojchanarat said that a special commission will be created to oversee the accuracy of the facts and ensure the minimal impact on the environment caused by these productions.
"The commissions will be concerned about the truth of the story, the rights of the rescue team and other agencies involved, as well as the image of Thailand. will also focus on the impact of film production on filming sites … We are pleased to support Thai and international film productions to make a film and documentary about Mu Pa [equipa de futebol do Wild Boars] provided they respect the laws Thai ", not providing further information on the proposals.
Variety magazine reports that international producers Ivanhoe Pictures and Pure Flix Entertainment, as well as the Thai DeWarrenne Productions
The Discovery Channel produced and exposed in the United States a documentary entitled "Operation Thai Rescue"
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