"Greenland 2: Migration" continues the story of the Garrity family years after the catastrophe, when the world is no longer "collapsing" but surviving on the edge. The refuge in Greenland, which once meant salvation, no longer guarantees safety, and the heroes must make the hardest choice — to go outside and search for a new home where the familiar rules have long ceased to work. This is not just a sequel about more destruction: at the center remains the human logic of survival — decisions on the brink, fear for loved ones, and the understanding that hiding is no longer an option, otherwise the end is just a matter of time.
The plot revolves around a risky crossing through a devastated Europe in search of a place where it is still possible to live. In such conditions, danger comes not only from the environment and the consequences of the catastrophe but also from people who are used to taking by force what is left. The film bets on the dynamics of the "road" and constant tension: each section of the route is a test, each contact is a potential trap, and any delay can cost too much. At the same time, "Migration" remains in the survival thriller genre: the scale of special effects is less important than the feeling of pressure when there is almost no choice, but one still has to make it.
The premiere in Russia is scheduled for January 29, 2026, with a runtime of 1 hour 38 minutes. The director is Ric Roman Waugh, and the main roles are reprised by Gerard Butler and Morena Baccarin.
When is the premiere in Russia?
January 29, 2026.
How long is the film?
98 minutes (1 h 38 min).
Is this a continuation of "Greenland" (2020)?
Yes, this is a sequel continuing the story of the Garrity family.
Who is the director?
Ric Roman Waugh.
What genre?
Action, thriller, science fiction.
