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Searching 2 Release Date, Cast, And All The Updates

Searching 2 is the sequel to Searching, a 2018 movie that was so popular it garnered an astounding 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Searching 2 takes place a year after Searching and stars John Cho as David Kim, the father of Margot’s daughter. The film has been in production for over two years now, and we have all the updates you need about when Searching two will be released.

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The release date of Searching 2:

As of now, there is no release date, but we can expect Searching 2 to release some around 2022 or early 2023.

The cast of Searching 2:

Searching 2 Release Date: What We Can Expect? - Gizmo Story
Source: Gizmo Story.com
  • John Cho as David Kim, Margot’s father
  • Debra Messing as Detective Sergeant Rosemary Vick
  • Michelle La as Margot Kim
  • Kya Dawn Lau as 9-yr-vintage Margot Kim
  • Megan Liu as 7-yr-antique Margot Kim
  • Alex Jayne Go as 5-12 months-old Margot Kim
  • Sara Sohn as Pamela Nam Kim, David’s wife

The plot of Searching 2:

The search for Margot continues, and David discovers clues about her whereabouts while also dealing with his grief. Searching is a deeply personal film that explores how we process loss, particularly in the digital age.

David Kim (John Cho) enters code into the website to find out what happened to his daughter Margot after she disappeared from their home one night.

He was supposed to have been at work but had stayed back late that day to work on an app idea he’d been trying to pitch for months.

This leads him down a dark rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and false information until finally, he finds himself watching video footage from inside his own house, where he sees Margot’s lifeless body on the ground.

It started out as an experimental project about how we live our lives online before turning into something much more than just a film- it turned into what is now one of the most successful projects in Search Engine Marketing history.

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