Trailer For National Geographic's Documentary CHILEAN MINE RESCUE: OUT OF TIME

A new trailer has been released for the National Geographic documentary Chilean Mine Rescue: Out of Time, from NatGeo's Emmy-winning Race Against Time series.

The doc follows the full story from the 2010 miner rescue, which captivated millions around the world. The documentary series is co-directed by Chloe Campbell (Murder in the Pacific) and James Parris (Tsunami: Race Against Time).

The film’s synopsis reads: Chilean Mine Rescue: Race Against Time tells the story of endurance, ingenuity and improbable unity behind one of history's most challenging rescues ever attempted.

It features never-before-seen cell phone footage filmed in the mine and includes powerful interviews with survivors, families and rescuers — some speaking publicly outside of local Chilean press for the first time — to tell the definitive story of the 69 days rescuers raced to save the trapped miners while the men underground fought to survive.

Among those featured is Jeff Kofman, then ABC’s International Correspondent and the first international journalist on the scene, who reported from Chile as the rescue unfolded.

This looks really well done, and especially remembering how hard their struggle was, with the good outcome, I think it would be really interesting to go back and follow the details of how this played out. I look forward to reliving this miraculous story.

Check out the trailer below, and watch Chilean Mine Rescue: Out of Time on Disney+ and Hulu.