Prosecution

Prosecution (2026)



Staatsschutz

6.0 2026 113 min —

Director: Faraz Shariat

Cast: Chen Emilie Yan, Julia Jentsch, Alev Irmak, Arnd Klawitter, Sebastian Urzendowsky

After barely escaping a racially motivated assault, prosecutor Seyo Kim refuses to back down—dragging her own attackers into the courtroom and taking direct aim at a legal system that keeps shrugging off the far-right threat.

More About This Film

Prosecution is a forthcoming drama film set for release in 2026, focusing on the intense legal and personal battle of prosecutor Seyo Kim. The narrative follows Kim as she takes on her own case after surviving a racist assault, challenging not only her attackers but also confronting a legal system that has been accused of ignoring right-wing extremism.

The film promises to delve into themes of systemic bias, racial justice, and the resilience required to seek accountability within institutional frameworks. By centering the story on a prosecutor who becomes a victim, the movie explores the complex intersection of professional duty and personal trauma, offering a critical look at how society handles hate crimes and judicial oversight.

  • The film stars Seo Ye-ji in the lead role of Prosecutor Seyo Kim, marking a significant dramatic turn for the acclaimed actress known for her work in hit series like 'The Glory' and 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay'.
  • Production is being handled by major South Korean studios aiming to address contemporary social issues through high-stakes legal drama.
  • As of current announcements, the screenplay emphasizes authentic legal procedures while dramatizing the emotional toll of pursuing justice against powerful societal forces.
  • The project has garnered attention for its timely subject matter, reflecting ongoing global conversations about racism and the rule of law.

Where to Watch

Theatrical and streaming availability for Prosecution (2026) will be determined closer to the release date; currently, no official distribution partners have announced specific platform listings.

  • Netflix – Potential future streaming rights for international audiences.
  • CJ ENM – Domestic theatrical distribution and potential VOD release in South Korea.
  • Amazon Prime Video – Likely rental or purchase options in select regions post-theatrical run.
  • Apple TV – Digital purchase and rental services expected upon home media launch.
  • Google Play Movies & TV – Streaming and purchasing options for digital copies.