How are we going to get out? The water didn't go down overnight.
It's really dark in here.
Let me see.
What do we do now?
This is why you bring rope.
-Titan, can you hold this? -Okay.
Here. Take this.
Hold this.
I'll swim under and tie off on the other side.
Then you pull yourselves through on the rope.
-All right? -Okay. All right. Yeah.
Let's go then.
-He's taking too long. -Something's wrong.
Stop it, Night. Don't be a chicken. Eak knows what he's doing.
Why?
I agree with Night. Something's wrong!
Mark, move.
Eak!
-Bring him up. -Are you okay?
-Are you all right? -Are you okay?
Bring him up. Eak!
-Eak! -Sit up.
Eak…
are we trapped here?
We just have to wait a little longer.
We've been here all night. I'm hungry.
Think of an excuse to tell your parents, Titan.
If they don't kill me first.
Let's go.
Dom, how about a song to cheer us up?
-Anything but Maroon 5. -Haters!
Let's go.
What song is that?
Governor, can you answer a few questions?
Good day, Governor. We're glad you're here.
Thank you for honoring us with your time.
We're a little shorthanded right now.
We've prepared sandbags, but…
-Are those their names? -Yes.
We found 11 bikes and 1 motorbike.
All 12 boys' families have been contacted.
Are the parents here?
They're…
They're here. I can take you to them.
This way, sir.
VIP One.
This way, please.
What's being done to rescue the boys and coach?
I've nothing to tell you at the moment.
Who's in charge of the search?
Governor! Governor!
Cordon the press to the road by the time I'm back.
Yes, sir. I'll have Pim take care of it for you.
You do it.
I want you to set up the command tent for me.
Communication equipment, radios, maps, whatever you can find.
Yes, sir.
Don't set it up too far. Get it all as close to here as you can.
Yes, sir.
Governor, sir. Just stay on the trail.
You'll find the parents at the shrine.
Okay.
I trust Eak.
He'll take care of the boys just like they were his own.
"Just like"? But they're not his children.
Titan chose to go into that cave instead of coming home.
It's not Coach Eak's fault!
Then is it my fault our child got stuck in a cave?
You said it yourself.
-The governor's here. -Hi.
Hello.
I'm sorry these children have caused you problems.
Don't worry.
I have two children myself.
I will stay with you until all the kids are safe.
Thank you.
Governor,
the village seer said that the kids have offended the spirits of the cave.
We have to beg for their forgiveness.
Could you please come pray with us?
I believe more in science than faith.
I may not believe in spirits, but I don't want to disrespect them.
I heard something. I bet it's a ghost.
Maybe the princess is coming to get us.
Don't say that. Shut up, Biw!
The princess isn't coming for us.
Hey. Who ate eggs yesterday?
-I did. -Did you fart?
-It's Mix for sure. -I didn't!
Is it Mix? It stinks.
It's obviously him. It stinks so bad.
-Eak's here. -Hey, Eak.
Can we get out?
Not all the way.
But I'm going to try the rope again.
You all stay here.
Tee, Note, and Night, come with me.
Wait here.
Eak, Mark is sick.
I'm not sick. Just hungry and cold, like everyone else.
Tee, bring Biw back here.
I'm okay. I promise.
I know.
Normally, the smallest boy is the toughest one.
-Really? -Yes.
Because I was the smallest once.
You'll be fine.
We just need to warm you up.
Okay?
Give Mark that extra shirt, Biw.
Coach. I'm also cold.
Fine.
It was too tight on my muscles anyway.
What muscles?
Burn! You can't be that sick.
I got it.
You guys can go ahead. Don't wait for me.
This sometimes happens when I don't get enough to eat.
It's not a big deal.
It's all of us or none of us.
-Okay? -Okay.
Namhom, are you awake?
This rain is going to make us late enough for work as it is.
Stop daydreaming.
Mark didn't come home last night.
-He didn't even answer when I called. -He's probably with his friends.
Mark doesn't have many friends since we left Tachileik.
That's why I was so happy he said he was going to soccer practice.
What did you just say?
I saw the news on Ta Mon's Facebook this morning.
I'm not sure if it's the same team.
What happened?!
Park officials have confirmed that
a local soccer team, the Wild Boars, went missing in Tham Luang last night.
Lend me your scooter.
-But there will be police there. -Give me the key!
Thanks.
Excuse me, sir.
Officer, excuse me.
I would like to talk to someone about my son.
I think he's in the cave.
What's your son's name?
Mongkol Bunpiam. "Mark."
He's not on the list. Did someone contact you?
No, but--
-He's probably with a girl somewhere. -Officer, please!
-Do not pass the gate! -Talk to me!
Officer, talk to me, please!
I don't understand what's taking so long with these rangers!
Calm down. They're waiting for him.
He's some sort of amateur mapmaker who comes out here all the time.
No one knows Tham Luang better than him.
He'll know what to do.
What am I supposed to do?
Stand around while my son dies a hundred meters away?
Right now, we can only pray for the rain to stop and the water level to drop.
My wife said the same thing.
Look, Coach, superstition doesn't save drowning boys.
The rangers tell me you are a hobbyist.
You've been exploring the cave during the dry season for years.
Please tell me. What do you know about Tham Luang?
She's…
Well, Governor, Tham Luang is a monster.
The cave runs into the mountain due west towards Myanmar several miles.
There's multiple chambers, caverns all different sizes
that open and then close down again to narrow tunnels,
just wide enough to get your shoulders through.
We've assembled a group of local rescue workers to go in.
I want to volunteer.
-Is your son one of them? -Yes.
Ekkarat Wongsukchan or "Biw."
Can you swim?
We start in chamber 1.
If the sump connecting Chambers 1 and 2 hasn't completely flooded yet,
it will soon.
Once these narrow passages are filled with water,
our only option will be to swim.
If the boys are alive,
then they'll be in a dry chamber surrounded by water.
Water is our enemy here. It's the evil in the monster.
What is that?
I heard it too.
What is it? Where's it coming from?
Water!
Tee, flash flood! Lead them out!
Hurry! We can't stay here. The tunnel to Pattaya will flood!
We have to go farther into Pattaya Beach.
Get moving! Tee, flash flood! Move!
-Hold on. -Hurry.
-The flashlight! -Eak, hurry!
-Come on! -Let's go!
Get moving!
Tee, move!
Careful, Dom! Help your team!
-Come on! -We're going to drown.
Go! Move!
Hurry! Go!
-Keep going! -Hurry!
I can't do it! I can't swim!
-Go faster! Go! -Pattaya's just beyond the sump!
Listen. I won't let anything happen to any of you.
But we have to go now. Mark and I will be right behind you. Okay? Go!
Biw, hold on to Dom.
Take a deep breath, Mark.
You think they drowned?
Yes, sir.
I don't know about your boys.
But my boy, Biw, can't swim.
I'm going to make offerings to every spirit and deity I can think of.
Weren't you listening?! It's impossible!
Everyone.
Believe me.
I suggest the rest of you do the same as me.
We need to pray to the spirits, and ask them to help our children.
Let's pray. Come on.
Stay calm, honey. They're going to find our boy.
Let's go pray.
I believe the governor can help our son.
My heart can't take this anymore.
You're the guardian of the second boy, Adul?
Are you a Christian?
We do not believe that we can buy God's mercy,
but our entire congregation is praying for him.
And for all the boys
who are missing.
Chamber 3 was as far as we made it
before the water forced us back out.
This is chambers 4, 5, and 6.
1.6 miles at least buried under 600 meters of limestone.
Then you hit Sam Yak. That's the T-junction.
That's where the path splits. They could’ve gone either way.
If they hung a right at the Monk’s Series, that’s where the water’s flooding from.
If they went that way, then they
almost certainly drowned.
If they went the other way, left at the T-junction?
To Pattaya? Oh, they'd have a better chance.
You’re telling me there’s a huge beach inside these mountains?
It's not exactly paradise, but it’s elevated.
It's a big sandy hill dropping down into a pool of water.
And we can’t reach there with our scuba gear?
We're gonna need more than air tanks and a diving certificate.
The current in these sumps is fast. It's filled with silt, you can barely see.
We're gonna need extremely fit divers.
Then who?
Navy SEALs?
Sure.
Sure! That'd be great.
It's probably nothing.
Just kids being kids, off on an adventure.
Let the local authorities handle this.
You don't want to risk losing face over some minor problems.
You're above this.
The locals don't have the experience to coordinate an effort this big.
They've already said they're going to transfer me.
What else could they do to me?
You really want to make this your problem?
You're asking me to call for the most elite special forces we have,
who are focused on their annual exam for their promotions right now.
Yes.
Those officers,
they are not your friends.
They will not lose face for you.
Imagine if they help you
and the situation in Tham Luang goes badly,
what will happen to their reputation
or to yours?
Do you remember…
when you first sent me here?
You said, "It's hard for people back in the capital
to understand what's happening in a rural area."
You told me to "trust the men on the ground."
Have you forgotten that?
Okay.
Have it your way.
You better hope those boys are still alive.
Damn it!
How is anyone ever gonna find us?!
-I'm too young to die! -You're all right now.
I'm only 11. I've got a long life to live.
Everything's all right.
-My worst birthday ever. -It's your birthday too?
I don't even care if my mom bought a SpongeBob cake.
I just don't want her to eat it without me.
Slowly.
Leave me alone, Biw!
-Phong. Phong. Phong! -Go away!
Calm down! Take a deep breath!
We're going to die in here!
And no one will ever find us!
No one is dying here, Phong.
No one will die in here!
Everyone, sit down.
You sit down too, Phong.
It's okay to be afraid. Nothing wrong with that.
But don't panic.
No!
Eak.
Back when I was at the monastery,
whenever I got upset, the abbot would make me meditate.
I didn't want to do it back then.
But you know what?
He was right.
Meditation
will help clear our minds.
It'll stop you from freaking out like this.
When your mind is calm,
you can overcome fear.
Adul. Adul.
Let's meditate.
You don't need to be a Buddhist to meditate.
Do you want to try?
Let's give it a try, okay?
Close your eyes.
Okay. Take a deep breath.
Everybody, close your eyes.
Let's try, Tee.
Mark, close your eyes.
Focus your mind on the tip of your nose.
Inhale Lord.
Exhale Buddha.
Inhale Lord.
Exhale Buddha.
Sabbe Satta!
Whatever living beings there may be,
whether they are weak or strong,
omitting none, the great or the mighty,
the seen and the unseen,
may all beings be at ease.
I've looked everywhere. He's not the kind of boy who'd run away.
Maybe more mischievous than you think.
I know my son.
Hey!
He told you to get lost yesterday. Isn't it good your son isn't on the list?
We'd better be prepared. Now the story's on the news,
more people like her will come.
Where are you from?
Your accent sounds Burmese.
I'm not lying.
My son is really missing. He was with the Wild Boars--
Falsely reporting a missing child is a serious offense.
Let me see your papers.
But…
Coach Nop! Coach Nop!
-Hey! You need to calm down. -Coach Nop!
I could have you deported, you know?
Governor.
What's going on?
This woman says her son is in the cave.
But all the children and guardians are accounted for.
Please, sir. Please believe me. I know my son's in there.
Coach, my son. I beg you.
My son is Mark, Mongkol Bunpiam.
I know Mark.
But I didn't see him at the field yesterday.
He hasn't been around in a while.
I…
I admit it.
I have no Thai papers.
I have no documents at all.
I am Tai Yai. I come from Kengtung.
Why would I risk everything to come here if I didn't believe that
my son is in that cave and that he needs me to be here?
She stays, until we are certain how many kids are stuck inside.
Mark's mom. Mark's mom!
Phong. Phong.
What is it?
What is it? Why are you waking me up now?
Come here.
What is it?
What's with you?
Tee. Rumor is, if we go far enough,
the path will lead us to Myanmar and the way out.
You're in charge while I'm gone.
Try to keep the pranks to a minimum.
Sounds good.
What is it?
Follow me.
What's that sound? Are there animals in here?
He's sucking a toe.
Mom.
We're out of Lactasoy.
Let's go. I think we need to explore.
Do you really think there's a way out?
It's steep. I think this is the right way.
At least it's safe from the water.
There's always a way out.
Phong.
Slow down, Phong.
How are you doing?
Phong?
You were wrong. There's no freaking way out!
How can you be so calm
when we're never getting out of here?
By now, people will be looking for us.
No one is looking for me.
Phong.
I don't have anyone but my grandma.
Before I left yesterday,
I fought with her
'cause she keeps trying to send me to live with my uncle.
I was so mad at her, I didn't tell her where I was going.
I even thought maybe I won't come home,
so she can see how much she needs me.
I was such a-- I didn't mean--
I didn't mean for this to happen.
Phong, listen to me.
I'll tell you something.
For a long time, it was just me and my dad.
Then, one day, he was gone too.
My uncle said he was taking me to the monastery…
to get a better education.
So I could have a better life.
But that's not what it felt like.
It's not easy to be sent away by the people you love.
It hurt.
But you will survive…
all of this.
Do you feel better?
What?
I can't believe Biw was sucking on Adul's toe
and thought it was Lactasoy.
-I'm never going to let him forget that. -Never.
I'll tease him forever.
Now what do we do?
Be careful.
Careful. It's slippery.
Hey.
Hey, Eak. Wait.
Hmm?
Look.
Over there.
We missed it on the way in.
It's some kind of writing.
You see what I see?
Holy crap!
Guys,
they're here to help us.
They will save the boys. Here they are.
What do my men need to know before they go in?
Before we strap on scuba gear and things escalate,
we need to take a wider view.
The boys’ lives are at risk.
But there are about to be others'.
Yours.
-You brought a doctor with you? -Dr. Pak is a SEAL.
A combat medic and a certified expert in extreme health crises.
The boys have been inside since Saturday afternoon.
We have no idea how much food or water,
if any, they have with them.
Given the circumstance, I’d say it’s generally good news.
We know they're young. They're footballers.
So we know that they are fit.
As long as they’re not injured or infected with something,
they should be in good shape.
A few days without food is unpleasant but not deadly.
Okay. Well, uh,
as far as I know, there’s only one way in and one way out.
The way out?
No way.
Imagine a mountain like a pyramid.
Wide base, narrow top.
Phong and I checked.
If we dig up that way,
we'll reach the top in about five to ten meters.
No way.
See for yourself.
Look at all this rough rock. Clearly, it caved in.
If we dig together, next thing you know, we'll climb out into pineapple fields.
What else do you guys have to do?
I'll dig.
Mark's gonna help us dig. Who else?
All I can think about is KFC.
Okay.
I know you are hungry. I won't tell you not to think about food.
I can tell you that it's easier to go without food than you think.
I ate one meal a day for ten years.
Yeah, you were a monk then.
Do you think monks are never hungry?
At first, it was so bad I didn't think I'd make it.
One day, a monk told me to drink as much water as I could
to manage my hunger.
We can drink water from here because it's filtered through the stones,
and try to imagine that you're eating KFC.
So, who will drink first?
No one?
Titan should go first.
He's small, but he's got the biggest mouth.
-Give it a try. -Titan, you go first.
Just a minute. This?
-Drink it! -Come on, drink.
How is it?
It's bad, like my mother's cooking.
Really?
Let me try.
-I'm next. -I'm thirsty too!
-Here. -Try it.
Can I drink from here?
-Does it taste good? -It tastes great.
-It tastes weird. -Really?
Tee.
At least we won't die of thirst.
Organize everyone into groups like our soccer practice.
Each group will work shifts digging.
And start saving flashlights for digging only.
Do you really think that's the way out?
Even if it's not, it's worth a shot.
I think we should give it a try.
-I'm ready to start digging. -Let's do it.
-Let's go. -Come on.
TMD, this is Noon speaking.
Hello, it's Pim. We spoke yesterday.
Yes. I saw a local news report on social media.
Did you find those soccer boys?
Not yet.
But the rescue team is working on it.
The governor would like hourly weather reports.
Is that possible?
Yes, sure thing. Call me if you need anything.
Thank you so much.
-ODD. -Yes?
The governor in Chiang Rai wants hourly weather reports.
Hmm.
Call everyone and set a meeting.
Good luck.
Okay, I'm taking that as an actual order.
Uh-huh.
Are you ready?
Chamber 3 is fail-safe.
The boys have to be beyond chamber 3.
Hello everyone. Please make way for the officers.
Our son will be okay, Tai.
You have to imagine that every raindrop that falls is an added risk.
The more it rains, the worse it gets.
And it's all flowing into that cave.
If the current's strong enough coming off the T-junction,
it’ll be kicking like a mule.
So you’ll need all your strength for the next sump.
Let's go.
Not only is it narrow, but the turns are sharper.
There are more alleys. Most of all, stay in your lane.
Don't wander into the alleys or you’ll get lost
and deplete your oxygen.
Watch your reserves.
Every millimeter forward will be a fight.
It's an underwater battle.
Good luck.
Can you move it?
Not on my own.
Come on. Teamwork.
Come on.
The situation is more complicated than we predicted.
But we will try again tomorrow.
Damn it!
They're coming.
Where are the kids?
The boys have been inside for four days,
and we haven't made any progress.
They don't have many more days.
I will not be reckless with my men.
We will move as fast as it is safe to.
I'm not asking for recklessness,
nor am I questioning your system.
Systems save lives.
But we need to change tactics.
We haven't even made it to chamber 4.
I’m open to ideas.
I think we need specialists.
You're the specialists!
There’s no one better at underwater diving than Navy SEALs.
I’m a doctor, but I’m not a surgeon.
Can I perform surgery if I have to?
Sure, but you wouldn't want me to 'cause that's not my specialty.
I put myself on the line…
with the ministers in Bangkok to get you all the gear.
Now you say you can't do it!
Governor,
we’re SEALs.
We’re trained for combat diving.
Beachheads, limpet mines, fast attack boats.
But here, we have to learn as we go.
We've never done this before.
Okay.
Then who has?
Governor? I have an idea.
First, you wanted Navy SEALs.
And now I'm hearing from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
that you have divers from half a dozen other countries coming in?
Have you lost your mind?
It's been four days.
The SEALs' doctor says they're beginning to starve.
You'd rather I let the boys die in the cave?
I'd rather you consider they might already be dead
before you make foreigners aware of our predicament.
There's no coming back from this.
People might've understood you trying to save face.
But you can't save face
for an entire government, the whole of Thailand.
If this doesn't work out, no one will touch you.
You'll be lucky to just never work again.
There are no second chances.
Don't fail.
At least my dad won't bore anyone again
with his story about how his friend got trapped in a cave.
Now he can talk about how his son got trapped for days instead.
Anyone want a hamburger?
-I do. -Here.
-I'm craving grilled pork. -Just a minute.
-Mix. -What?
-You forgot the sauce. -Sorry.
Just eat it. It still tastes good.
Don't be picky.
Shift change! Note, you're up.
Come on, let's go.
-I'm waiting for my grilled pork. -Take it to go.
You're such a killjoy.
-Is my grilled pork ready? -Here.
-Thank you. -Let's go.
You're always interrupting my meal.
Tle. Tle.
Huh?
How long before he realizes it's actually your shift?
A few minutes. He will be so pissed when he finds out.
-Pissed at you! -No, at you.
If anyone can get those boys out, it's these guys.
They've come from, uh, Finland, Canada, Ukraine by way of Cyprus,
oh, and my first love, the United Kingdom.
Rick Stanton and John Volanthen, leaders of the pack.
Thank you, for coming all this way so quickly.
The SEALs can help you with scuba gear
and anything you need.
Oh, uh, we appreciate that, but, uh, we only dive with our own gear.
You think your gear's better than my SEALs' gear?
We find the gear that open water divers use
doesn't work for caves.
We tuck our air tanks here, under the arm,
on the side, so we're not bumping the ceiling.
Uh, water-light helmets,
floats, doesn't sink, and protects your head from stalactites.
The mask is secured underneath.
What is that?
-Oh, that's, uh, that's my wing. -Your what?
It's a buoyancy device I fashioned myself,
uh, out of an inner tube of a motorbike tire.
Works a treat.
-Doesn't it, John? -It's an inflatable ballast.
Keeps you level in the water.
So you're not constantly bumping into stalagmites on the floor,
which are very sharp and will cut you and your suit up.
All this will enable you to make forward progress?
Only way that's possible in the silt water…
Only way you have a chance in the current is to lay the guideline.
From the first chamber to as far as it takes to find them.
Now, the guideline is like
Ariadne's thread to Theseus in the labyrinth of the Minotaur.
W-- Without it, we're all blind.
We lose time and oxygen searching out the blind alleys.
And we have to relearn the route every time.
So, instead, we secure it,
tying glow sticks on for visibility.
And the next man comes along, adds to it.
What else? What else do you need from us?
Rope.
And lots of it.
I'll find you the rope. Get prepared to dive.
We must move safely but urgently.
The foreign divers will lay down the guideline
while we pre-position supplies in each chamber.
In the event you find the boys, I'm issuing you all extra gel packs.
There's no use in praying.
By now, the kids are probably dead.
Oh, child, please come home!
Tle, my child!
It's me, your father!
Sometimes faith is all we have left.
It's the best we can do, and it might be the best way.
The boys' bodies are now entering ketosis,
the state that burns all the fat stores.
Their bodies are now starting to eat their own muscles to stay alive.
Whatever strength they have, they'll be fighting to keep.
Child, return to me!
My child, let's go home together!
If they have a clean source of water at all,
they might have a day or two left.
And as the neural and limbic systems start to malfunction,
they will have hallucinations.
Biw. Biw.
Princess.
Tle! My child!
Daddy is waiting for you!
The real danger now is that they're in a chamber that's too small.
If they have depleted their oxygen levels to toxic,
dioxide buildup in the lungs will eventually cause hypoxia,
which means their hearts could stop.
Eight days.
They'll start to have motor muscle trouble now
if they can still move at all.
And in addition to hallucinations,
their internal organs are starting to lose function.
The strain is now affecting their nervous systems.
They may not know it yet…
but they are dying.
Where are the others?
They're too weak to get up.
-We could all use some rest and water. -Okay.
Are you coming?
I'm going to work a bit longer.
Eak, you need rest too.
I've never told you about my brother, have I?
My name, Eakapol…
is my name and my brother's combined.
But he got sick with leukemia.
And he died.
My life was never the same after that.
My mother died.
And then my father died.
Mark's not doing well.
All of you are starving.
I won't lose another family.
The rain is getting worse.
It's becoming more dangerous for our divers to rescue the boys.
Could they still be alive?
Nearly nine days without food or clean water.
They have to be.
I'm very sorry.
I'm not risking lives for dead bodies.
Pull everyone back.
It's okay.
I don't even know how I ended up here.
Something led you here.
It's better to listen to those instincts.
Haven't we met before?
You said your son is in the cave, right?
-My son's name is Mark. -Mark.
I have something for you.
It's from one of the monks.
Why are you here so late?
I can't sleep, just like you.
This is a Shan tradition.
One pile of sand for each of the boys.
The one in the middle is for Coach Eak.
Thirteen piles.
Yes.
Faith is all I have.
I don't have money.
I don't have power.
I only have faith.
I have faith that my son is in there.
And I have faith that…
if I root myself here,
you will find him,
and I will take him home.
What do you believe in?
I believe in science.
But now, science has failed me.
Nature has become my obstacle.
I wonder if I have really offended the gods.
When I arrived, I bowed my head to show respect.
But I couldn't bring myself to believe.
It's a big ask
for a man of science
to surrender to belief.
I'm not too proud to admit…
I need a miracle.
And so does your son.
Ranger Station.
We think we've caught a break.
What does that mean in millimeters? How much of a break?
Put me through to Noon.
Pim, it's Noon.
Trust me. It's not going to rain.
They're saying no rain until noon.
Probably a little longer.
I think we should go for it.
The odds are nearly impossible.
But we've all seen statistics be wrong before.
We've all seen the power of the mind overcome the power of the body.
We all have doubts.
We all have a crisis of faith.
We've all had days of rain that never end.
But the rain ended.
It wasn't supposed to.
But it wasn't supposed to start when the boys entered the cave either.
Fate has a way of dealing us a hand
that we don't always want,
challenges we could do without.
But challenges can be opportunities.
Maybe you don't believe we have an opportunity here.
Or maybe you believe it has passed us by already.
Maybe you believe the boys died on the first day or the third day.
Drowned in water or got sick or starved.
But I've seen a shrine bloom in the jungle,
filled with offerings.
I've seen Buddhists, Christians, animists,
heads bowed in prayer.
I've even bowed my own.
Whatever you believe,
believe in these boys.
What is it?
Biw.
Is it a ghost? Just ignore it.
-W-- Watch your step. -It's coming from the water.
It's not Thai.
It's a foreign ghost.
-Which direction do you think? -Definitely not behind us.
I don't believe in ghosts.
Hello?
Guys! Come here! Quick!
Are you a Wild Boar?
-English? -Yes.
-You speak English? -Yes!
Where you from?
The UK.
-This is brilliant. -You got food?
Why are you here? Did you bring food?
-Are there rangers outside? -Am I in trouble?
-Adul, help us translate. -Say something.
Did you get lost?
No.
We're not lost. You're lost. We've been trying to find you.
Say your names.
Here.
I'm Adul.
Titan.
Phong.
Mix.
Night.
Dom.
Biw.
Tle.
Nick.
Note.
I'm Tee.
And this is…
I'm Mark.
Mark.
LIST OF MISSING PEOPLE
13. MONGKOL
Twelve of you!
How is this possible?
Where is your coach? I-- Is he…
Did he survive?
Coach.
We've been searching for you for ten days.
We are so glad to find you safe.
We thought you were dead.
How is this possible?!
He made us dig.
A strict schedule.
He taught us to fill our bellies with fresh water.
He taught us to meditate
to conserve our strength,
focus our mind, calm us.
And to save your oxygen.
Faith.
He never gave up.
This…
It… is simply extraordinary, Coach.
He said you're awesome.
What will happen now?
I don't know.
But…
you saved these boys.
Now it's up to all of us
to rescue them.