A mercenary who should not have survived his last job gets pulled back into the field in Extraction 2, this time for a job that starts inside a prison.

What is Extraction 2 about?

Tyler Rake is still recovering from the near-fatal wounds he took in Dhaka when a new assignment arrives: pull a family out of a Georgian prison and across a heavily guarded border before their captors close every exit. The extraction itself is only the opening move — getting the family out draws Tyler and his team into a running fight across rooftops, train cars, and city blocks against a crime organization that does not intend to let its hostages go quietly. Chris Hemsworth returns as Rake, working alongside a tightly knit crew that includes Golshifteh Farahani's Nik Khan, while Rudhraksh Jaiswal reprises his role from the first film. The film builds around sustained action sequences shot to feel continuous, following Tyler's team as the mission's scope widens well past a single prison break.

About the cast

Chris Hemsworth returns as Tyler Rake, and Golshifteh Farahani reprises Nik Khan as part of his support team. Rudhraksh Jaiswal is back from the first film, with Adam Bessa, Justin Howell, Olga Kurylenko, and Tinatin Dalakishvili rounding out a cast spread across the mission's shifting locations.

Context & significance

Sam Hargrave directs again, building on the extended-take action style that defined the first Extraction, with a 122-minute runtime that keeps the story moving between set pieces. The production is credited to Austria and the United States, and the film continues the story established in the earlier installment rather than functioning as a standalone entry, picking up Tyler Rake's recovery and his return to fieldwork.

Watching Extraction 2 on Ktime

Extraction 2 is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, letting Farsi-speaking viewers follow the action either way. A free K-Time account is all that's needed to start watching, and the film's page can be browsed without logging in first. K-Time runs a fully Farsi interface built for the Iranian diaspora.