Saw V, Behind the Scenes: The Coffin Trap
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This story is inspired by a trueThai
ritual, "Non Loeng Sadorcro" which
literally means:
"Lie in Coffin, to ridof bad luck and prolong life."
This is perhap's as close as
anyone can get to death.
I'm lying in the coffin...
a funeral is being performed on me.
But I am not dead!
Just following a secular custom
practised only in Thailand.
It's believed to help one cheat death,
and get rid of bad luck.
Many find it hard to believe.
But I do...
and I'm not the only one!
In a province in
Central Thailand this morning
thousands of people turns out
to go through a bizarre ritual
called "Non Loeng Sadorcro"
literally translated as
'Sleep in coffin to get
rid of bad luck.'
Bullshit!
After the monks had chanted,
I can feel...
bad karma leaving my body...
when I got out of the coffin,
I felt I've been given
a new leash of life.
My daughter was in a coma.
So I wrote her name
on a piece of paper,
and prayed for her when
I was in the coffin.
One week later,
she came out of the coma.
Even the doctor's
said it's a miracle.
we tried all the different
treatments but they didn't work.
So we brought her
to go to this ritual.
She had a spontaneous
remission after that.
The organisers expected the crowd
to reach as much as 10 thousand,
before the end of this
making it the biggest mass
funeral for the living
the world has ever seen.
And this event has
already made it's way
into the Guiness Book of World record.
When r u coming back to Hong Kong?
Everyone is panicking! They can't
have a wedding without the bride!!
Everyone please come this
way and choose your coffin!
Don't worry, there's enough for everyone.
Those who want to donate a
coffin, please come this way.
All of your bad luck will be gone! And the
coffins we use today are brand new...
Please free your mind, and think
about the principle of Buddhism.
Lay down!Turn your head to
the West where the sun sets!
and listen to the monks
preaching about death.
Now, I'd like to inform once
again to the team workers:
Please do not touch the coffin...
Cause it'll bring bad omens
to the person lying inside.
'Mariko'
'Mariko'
Close your eyes...
...open.
You hate it?
How can you make that
look so...
...seductive.
I take that as a compliment.
One.. Two.. Three... contact!
There's no pulse?
And no blood pressure.
Contact!
His pulse is back...
below 98.
How long did his heart stopped?
- You sure?
- Sure.
What happened?
Why am I here?
You became sick during the ceremony.
You heart stopped beating, so
we brought you to the hospital.
But you seem alright now.
The burial ceremony?
Please stay calm.
Don't get up now...
Please don't get up now...
Jack is very stressed! He thinks
you've changed your mind. Have u?
Don't be a runaway bride pls.
Wedding is next week! Call me!!
Do you feel better?
Yeah.
You look half dead.
How do you know I was here?
In emergency like this,
they usually call your best friend's.
Is there a last dialled
number on my phone?
Can you be this smart
when you're sick?
How're you feeling?
I am alright.
Yeah so...so
what the doctor say?
Major case of claustrophobia,
sensory depravation trivials,
vivid hallucination...
which in turn lead
to psychotic behaviour.
The last bit is my own analysis.
I didn't know you believe
in such ritual.
You did it for Mariko, right?
I--I just did what I
had to do...
you don't have anything to lose.
You must stop that and
take on your life.
Unless...
there're cute one's
outside the waiting booth.
I'll get one of then to
heat up the foods,
and give you an injection.
Mike?
Your dinner's been heated up.
Are you okay?
Sue, I think I need some
help over here.
Do I look like a groom now?
You can't even put on a tie properly.
That's why you must marry me.
To help you put on your tie?
- Uh-hum!
- Here you go.
Why did you say yes?
I don't know, I was drunk!
Come on, tell me one good reason.
Because your father is filthy rich.
That's not a good reason.
Because you're good in bed.
That's even worse.
Because you need someone to
take good care of you.
Sue, how're you feeling?
I was worried sick.
Nan, how come you're here?
They call me at the university. They
found my name card in your wallet.
Why didn't you let me know
you were coming to Thailand?
I'm sorry, it was a
last minute thing.
Sue, as long as I know you,
You've never been a last
minute thing kind of person.
Sawasdee ka doctor.
Sawasdee khrap.
How're you feeling, Miss Wong?
It hurts.
You are very lucky.
We were afraid your rib might've
been broken and puncture your lung.
But I've checked all the films,
you're fine.
It's just a bruise, not to worry.
It wouldn't have matter anyway.
What do you mean?
Doctor, didn't you see those cancer cells
in my lung when you did the x-ray?
You have cancer?
There's nothing wrong
with your lung, Miss Wong.
Now, you just have to rest, okay?
Sue, I don't understand.
What is this?
Why didn't you tell me anything?
What happened to this patient?
Oh, we transfer her to room 406,
she awaken last night.
It is at the end of the hallway.
Thanks, thank you...
Make yourself at home, okay.
Thanks!
cancer's all gone.
It's probably gonna be back in my
lung tomorrow when I wake up.
It won't.
You're really such a lucky girl, remember.
Listen all you gotta do is
go back to Hong Kong.
and be a good wife to that lucky man.
Yeah!
Take care of your flight for you tomorrow.
Thanks mum.
Jack!
Jack!!
Oh...you're here.
When did you get here?
I'm sorry!
I should have told you.
Did Nan call you?
When did you come?
I missed you so much.
I know... miss you.
Yes, Joanne?
I'm fine!
Don't worry about me, Jack's here.
Everything's okay,
I'm gonna tell him...
What're you talking about?
Look I--I, Joanne, I'm gonna've
to call you back, okay.
Is everything alright?
No.
I'm just gonna go look for Nan.
I'm sorry.
No, it's Joanne.
Sue...
Jack was in an accident.
He's dead, Sue.
I'm so sorry.
Jack is in the bedroom.
There is nobody there.
Sue what is it,
there's nobody there, right?
Yes, nobody.
I thought I was going to lose you.
I am here...
alive and well.
It's so nice up here.
We can always come
back for the honeymoon.
Honeymoon?
I'm sorry...
A little presumption.
No... you're not.
You mean...?
Yes!
Are you sure?
You mean you are not?
I am but....
Like you always say that I can
do my painting in Thailand.
Don't worry, I won't fall into a comatose.
You can be in a coma as
many times as you want.
I mean--
I didn't mean it that way.
Thank you for always taking care of me.
It's getting chilly, let's go inside.
No, I want to stay out
here and see the sunset.
Okay, I'll get you something to wear.
Thanks.
Mariko?
Mariko!
- No--no!
- What happened?
What's wrong with you...
Mariko... I'm here with you.
'Jack'
How's she doing?
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