Tukana - Husait i Asua? (1984)

지구 상에서 가장 깊고 거대한 해저동굴 ‘에사 알라’ 동굴 탐험가 ‘프랭크’는 자신의 탐험대와 함께 인간의 손길이 닿지 않은 남태평양의 깊고 거대한 해저동굴 ‘에사 알라’를 탐험 중이다. 어린 시절부터 탐험에 동행한 아들 ‘조쉬’는 수개월 째 계속되는 강행군에 지친 대원들에게도 냉정한 아버지를 이해하지 못해 잦은 충돌을 빚는다. 한편 탐험 비용을 지원하는 투자자 ‘칼’과 그의 약혼녀 ‘빅토리아’는 미지의 세계에 대한 단순한 호기심에 ‘에사 알라’로 들어간다. 열대 폭풍에 휩쓸려 수중미로에 갇힌 탐험대 생존의 탈출구를 찾아 나선 그들이 만나는 것은… 이 때, 갑자기 들어 닥친 열대 폭풍으로 지상과 연결된 유일한 출구가 순식간에 차단된다. 이제 그들이 선택할 수 있는 건 동굴의 더 깊숙한 곳으로 들어가 다른 출구를 찾는 방법뿐. 여러 번의 조난 상황을 경험했던 ‘프랭크’는 불안에 떠는 사람들을 이끌고 끝없이 펼쳐지는 수중미로를 향해 생존을 위한 모험을 시작한다. 점점 거칠어지는 물살과 싸우면서 탈출구를 찾아보지만 한치 앞을 예측할 수 없는 기이한 동굴의 구조 때문에 점점 더 깊은 바다 속으로 들어간다. 얼마 남지 않은 식량과 비어가는 산소통, 꺼져가는 불빛… 그리고 하나 둘 줄어드는 일행들. 생사의 갈림길에 선 이들은 극단적인 상황 앞에서 미지의 세계만큼이나 충격적인 모습을 마주하게 되는데… 상상 그 이상, 탐험의 끝을 확인하라!

배짱과 매력이 넘치는 ‘에롤 플린’은 파푸아뉴기니에서 영화 제작자들의 호위를 맡아 정글숲을 탐험하던 중, 우연히 무자비하게 살해당한 황금 탐사자의 시신을 발견한다. 이를 보고 그곳 어딘가에 황금이 있음을 직감한 ‘플린’. 황금을 쟁취하기로 마음먹은 그는 식인종과 악어라는 위협도 불사하고 친구들과 함께 황금을 찾아 나서는데…

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