Holiguards Saga — The Portal of Force
2026 film
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Holiguards Saga — The Portal of Force is a 2026 supernatural action thriller film directed by Kevin Spacey and written by Sergey Torchilin and Lado Okhotnikov. It stars Spacey, Dolph Lundgren, Tyrese Gibson, Brianna Hildebrand, Disha Patani, and Eric Roberts. It is the first installment of the Statiguards vs. Holiguards franchise.
- Sergey Torchilin
- Lado Okhotnikov
- Elvira Gavrilova Paterson
- Vadim Vadim Degtyarev
- Vitaly Kucherov
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| Directed by | Kevin Spacey |
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| Cinematography | Joshua Reis |
| Edited by | Niven Howie |
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| Language | English |
| Budget | $10 million |
Premise
In a divided future, ancient Holiguards and Statiguards fight secretly for humanity. A woman discovers she's born to rival leaders as a Statiguard plans to attack Paris and unleash the Prime.
Cast
- Kevin Spacey
- Dolph Lundgren
- Tyrese Gibson
- Brianna Hildebrand
- Disha Patani
- Eric Roberts
- Harry Goodwins
- Swen Temmel
- Sonia Pim Couling
- Lado Okhotnikov
Production
In May 2025, a trailer for the film Holiguards was shown at the Cannes Film Festival, which was directed by Kevin Spacey in his first directorial effort since Beyond the Sea (2004); it is also one of the few films he has starred in since he faced a series of sexual misconduct allegations in 2017. He stars alongside Dolph Lundgren, Tyrese Gibson, Brianna Hildebrand, Disha Patani, Eric Roberts, Harry Goodwins, Swen Temmel, and Sonia Pim Couling. Principal photography occurred in Mexico in 2024, with a budget of $10 million.[1][2] In August, it was announced that the film had been retitled to Holiguards Saga — The Portal of Force.[3]
Release
Holiguards Saga — The Portal of Force premiered at the ASTOR Film Lounge in a private screening in Berlin on February 16, 2026.[4] It was previously scheduled to premiere in Lisbon on December 20, 2025,[5] but was later cancelled following ICIJ revelations about producer Elvira Paterson's ties to Russian crypto fraudster Vladimir Okhotnikov.[6]