South Korean Film ‘Hope’ to Release in Pakistan on October 23 Cast Sends Special Message

The cast of South Korean film Hope has shared a special video message for Pakistani audiences ahead of the movie’s release in the country on October 23.

Actors Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung and Hoyeon introduced themselves in the video and encouraged fans in Pakistan to watch the film in cinemas. They greeted viewers with a warm message, saying, “Hello audiences in Pakistan,” before introducing their respective characters.

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The actors also offered a glimpse into the film’s storyline. In Hope, Bum-seok is the chief of a police outpost near the demilitarized zone in Hope Harbor The situation takes an unexpected twist when villagers alert him to the presence of a tiger in their area. As dread extents across the town, he is challenged with a shocking and unbelievable reality.

The actors said audiences can expect a gripping cinematic experience with plenty of twists and high-energy moments. They said the story moves forward with random rhythm and tense energy from starting to end.

The actor also thanks to fans for their lovely support and cheered Pakistani audience to give more love to film. They ended the message by sharing their excitement about connecting with viewers around the world.

Written and directed by Na Hong-jin, Hope marks his first English-language feature. The filmmaker is known for acclaimed films including The Chaser, The Yellow Sea and The Wailing, which also featured Hwang Jung-min.

The film premiered in the main competition at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival and has a runtime of 160 minutes.

With a reported budget of 50 billion South Korean won, approximately $33 million, Hope has also been described in reports as the most expensive film ever produced in South Korea.