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The Guardian (Korean: 납치 48시간) is an action drama film directed by Jeong Jang-hwan and starring Nam Woo-hyun, Park Eun-hye, and Han Jae-seok.

Hangul
납치 48시간
RRNapchi 48sigan
MRNapch'i 48sigan
Directed byJeong Jang-hwan
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The Guardian
Theatrical release poster
Hangul
납치 48시간
RRNapchi 48sigan
MRNapch'i 48sigan
Directed byJeong Jang-hwan
Starring
Production
company
    • GV Labs
    • Will Studios
    • Parallax Studio
    • Robosheep Studios
    • Ovation Productions
    • Viva Films
Distributed by
    • Noori Pictures
    • Viva Films
Release dates
  • June 17, 2026 (2026-06-17) (South Korea)
  • September 2, 2026 (2026-09-02) (Philippines)
Running time
90 minutes
CountriesPhilippines
South Korea
LanguagesKorean
English
Filipino
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Cast

  • Nam Woo-hyun as Park Do Jun, a South Korean expatriate in the Philippines
  • Park Eun-hye as Mi-jin, Do Jun's mother who is a gambling addict who moved with her son in the Philippines
  • Han Jae Seok as a Korean gang leader based in the Philippines who kidnapped Mi-jin
  • Yassi Pressman as Sandara, an aspiring K-pop idol
  • Eric Ejercito as Coco, Do Jun's coworker
  • Ashtine Olviga as a K-pop auditionee

Production

The Guardian is a co-production involving multiple companies including GV Labs and Will Studios.[1] Philippine-based companies involved are Ovation Productions, Parallax Studio, Robosheep Studios, and Viva Films.[2][3][4] Jeong Jang-hwan served as the film director [5] The cast of actors include both South Koreans and Filipinos.[6]

In December 2023, the South Korean side was conducting ocular visits in Metro Manila to prepare for the principal photography in the Philippines.[7] In March 2024, filming for The Guardian was concluded and the post-production in South Korea had begun.[8]

Release

The Guardian's distributor was Noori Pictures and was set to premier in the latter part of 2024.[8] The film released on June 17, 2026 in South Korea.[9] It is set to be released in the Philippines on September 2, 2026 by Viva Films.

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