Lone survivor - Marcus Luttrell

In June 2005, a group of four US Navy SEALs initiated a crucial operation from their Afghan base, headed for a location near the Pakistan border. The mission's target was a prominent al-Qaeda leader nestled within a Taliban-dominated region, which, though modest in size, was under substantial security. Tragically, within 24 hours, only one member of the SEAL team survived.

The story revolves around Marcus Luttrell, the leader of this mission and the sole survivor of the event termed Operation Redwing. Luttrell endured severe challenges, having been knocked unconscious by a rocket-propelled grenade and subsequently thrown from a cliff. Despite his injuries, he miraculously survived. Over the course of four intense days, he faced relentless attacks from al-Qaeda forces who were intent on ensuring his demise. His ordeal took a remarkable turn when a Pashtun village courageously intervened, defying the Taliban to provide him with protection.