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In the remote cave system of New Zealand, Richard 'Harry' Harris, known for his role in the Thai cave rescue, seeks a deeper understanding of himself. The film captures his high-stakes dive into one of the world's deepest caves, emphasizing the risks involved with limited breathing gas and the potential dangers of underwater exploration.
The narrative centers around Harry's internal conflict as he grapples with the implications of his pursuit on his personal life and relationships. The film presents a gripping account of one man's quest for self-discovery amid perilous circumstances.
Why Watch
- •Follow Richard 'Harry' Harris in a life-threatening dive.
- •See the mysterious cave system in New Zealand.
- •Find out what drives a hero to risk everything.
Did You Know
•Richard 'Harry' Harris is known for his role in the Thai cave rescue.
•The cave system in New Zealand may be the deepest dived cave in the world.
•The film has a runtime of 87 minutes.
Perfect For
Cave diving enthusiastsFans of adventure documentariesThose interested in personal journeys