Cave (2016) is a gripping survival thriller set in a remote, treacherous cave system, where a group of adventurers must battle not only the dangers of the environment but also their own fears and psychological limits. Directed by Tommy Bertelsen, the film takes audiences on an intense journey, combining claustrophobic tension with psychological drama and elements of horror.

The movie follows a team of experienced cave divers who embark on an expedition to explore an unexplored cave system deep within a remote wilderness area. The team, led by a seasoned diver, initially set out for the thrill and challenge of discovery. However, things take a dramatic turn when they become trapped inside the cave after a series of unforeseen events.

The cave system proves to be far more dangerous than they anticipated, with unpredictable flooding, narrow tunnels, and the constant threat of becoming lost or separated. The deeper they go, the more the team members face not just physical dangers but also psychological pressures, as the claustrophobic atmosphere exacerbates their fear and desperation. As food and air supplies dwindle, the group must make life-or-death decisions in order to survive and escape.

The film explores themes of human endurance, the struggle for survival, and the terrifying concept of being trapped in an unforgiving natural environment. The claustrophobic setting creates a palpable sense of tension, with the characters’ physical and emotional limits tested at every turn.