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Tygo is an upcoming South Korean action thriller film directed by Lee Sang-yong and written by Cha Woo-jin. It is the third installment and first spin-off film of the Extraction franchise, based on the graphic novel Ciudad. The film stars Don Lee, Lee Jin-wook, and Lalisa Manobal. In the film, a former child soldier turned mercenary goes on a revenge mission through Korea's criminal underworld.

Directed byLee Sang-yong
Written byCha Woo-jin
Based on
Ciudad
by 
Produced by
  • Don Lee
  • Joe Russo
  • Anthony Russo
  • Angela Russo-Otstot
  • Michael Disco
  • Albert J. Kim
  • Won-ki Choi
  • Chris S. Lee
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Tygo
Directed byLee Sang-yong
Written byCha Woo-jin
Based on
Ciudad
by 
Produced by
  • Don Lee
  • Joe Russo
  • Anthony Russo
  • Angela Russo-Otstot
  • Michael Disco
  • Albert J. Kim
  • Won-ki Choi
  • Chris S. Lee
Starring
Production
companies
  • Big Punch Pictures
  • AGBO
  • T.G.I.M. Films
  • Nova Film
  • B&C Content
Distributed byNetflix
CountrySouth Korea
LanguageKorean
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The film is set to be released on Netflix.

Cast

  • Don Lee as Tygo, a former child soldier turned mercenary
  • Lee Jin-wook as Arman Choi, a crime boss who controls Korea's underground network
  • Lalisa Manobal as Ria, a team member and companion of Tygo who is kidnapped by Arman Choi

Production

In development for years, Netflix announced on December 2025 a spin-off film of the Extraction franchise set in South Korea titled Tygo.[1] Produced by Big Punch Pictures, AGBO, and T.G.I.M. Films with co-producers Nova Film and B&C Content, the film was set to be written by Cha Woo-jin and directed by Lee Sang-yong.[2] Don Lee, Lee Jin-wook, and Lalisa Manobal were revealed to be starring in the film, with the latter making her major film debut.[3][4]

Filming

Principal photography began in South Korea in October 2025 and concluded in January 2026.[5] Further filming occurred in Kota Tua Jakarta, Indonesia over 50 days in the first quarter of 2026,[6] involving a shoot that encompassed major city road closures for large-scale action sequences.[7] Filming officially wrapped on March 13, 2026.[8]

Release

Tygo is set to be released on Netflix.[1]

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