Greenland

Greenland is a gripping disaster thriller that follows John Garrity, a structural engineer, his estranged wife Allison, and their diabetic young son Nathan, as they fight for survival against an impending global catastrophe. A planet-killing comet named Clarke is on a collision course with Earth, and its fragments are already decimating major cities. Selected by the government for emergency evacuation due to John’s professional skills, the family is granted access to classified military bunkers located in Greenland. However, their journey is instantly jeopardized by a series of chaotic events, medical complications, and the breakdown of social order.

As panic spreads and lawlessness takes over, the family is separated amidst the frenzy at an army airfield. John must navigate through desperate crowds and violent survivalists, while Allison and Nathan embark on a perilous trek to find medicine and reunite with him. Along the way, they witness both the terrifying depths of human desperation and unexpected acts of kindness from strangers. The film shifts the focus from typical disaster-movie spectacle to a deeply intimate, character-driven struggle, highlighting the emotional toll of survival under extreme pressure.

Ultimately reuniting, the Garrity family makes a final, desperate attempt to reach Canada and board an unofficial flight to Greenland before the largest fragment of the comet impacts Earth. Racing against a literal countdown to extinction, they must brave falling debris and collapsing infrastructure. Greenland delivers a tense, realistic, and emotionally resonant take on the apocalyptic genre, emphasizing family bonds and human resilience in the face of absolute annihilation.