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Hope

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A Korean village hunts a creature. Na Hong-jin does not make that simple.

Trailer🟢 Official Trailer
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NEON’s official trailer, published 9 July 2026. The on-screen date is the US theatrical opening, not a BRYME showtimes list.

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The uploader’s title mentions 9 September. That is Neon’s US theatrical date as stated on the video. The film opened in South Korea on 15 July 2026. This page does not collapse those two dates.

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Quick summary

Hope (호프) is Na Hong-jin's creature film: police in the village of Hope Harbor and hunters in the nearby forest go after something that is already hunting them. It opened in South Korea on 15 July 2026. Neon dates the US theatrical opening 9 September 2026.

What Hope is about

Neon's official trailer, published 9 July 2026, names Hwang Jung-min as police chief Bum-seok, Hoyeon as officer Sung-ae, and Zo In-sung as hunter Sung-ki. That is the embed on this page. Third-party 'trailer world' channels are not.

Na Hong-jin previously made The Wailing, which is already on BRYME. That is a director link, not a spoiler.

Why you might like it

You want current Korean cinema that is not a romance playlist.

The Wailing and Parasite are the older Korean titles on BRYME if you are starting from scratch.

It is a creature film that, from the studio's own copy, turns into something larger. Do not expect a clean monster-of-the-week.

Where to watch legally

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