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Iron Sky: The Coming Race is a 2019 Finnish-German comic science fiction action film directed by Timo Vuorensola. The sequel to Vuorensola's 2012 film Iron Sky, its production was crowdfunded through Indiegogo. Like its predecessor, the film mixes political themes with repeated allusions to the popular culture and various conspiracy theories, but is generally more action-adventure oriented. A major inspiration of the content (and title) is the Vril conspiracy theory.
The plot follows a group of nuclear holocaust survivors living in an abandoned Nazi base on the far side of the Moon. Boarding a barely-functioning spacecraft, they travel to the nucleus of the hollow Earth in an attempt to recover the Holy Grail from a group of reptilian shape-shifters who are led by Tyrannosaurus-riding Adolf Hitler.
Produced on a budget of 17 million euros, The Coming Race is the most expensive Finnish live-action picture ever made. The production suffered from repeated delays and a two-part copyright dispute, with a Finnish court denying that copyright even existed in the subject matter of the case apart from one 3D model, the Japanese Ship. The second half of the case was a counterclaim by the production companies to sue the original Iron Sky 3D artists for continued use of their work. The court ruled that the production companies had not shown any evidence of copyright ownership themselves and dismissed the counterclaim.
The Coming Race was released on 16 January 2019 in Finland, but performed very poorly in the box office. Most reviews were negative, citing problems such as unidimensional characters, low-quality CGI, dated jokes, and confused script. The self-conscious ludicrousness of the storyline divided critics, with some finding it amusing while others criticized it as disorienting and unfunny. Lara Rossi's and Udo Kier's performances received some praise, otherwise the film is generally considered one of the worst films ever by critics.

Cast
Lara Rossi as Obianaju "Obi" Washington (a character reminiscent of Naomi Nagata)
Vladimir Burlakov as Sasha
Kit Dale as Malcolm (a character reminiscent of Amos Burton)
Julia Dietze as Renate Richter
Stephanie Paul as the President of the United States (a parody of Sarah Palin) who is secretly a Vril
Tom Green as Donald
Udo Kier as Wolfgang Kortzfleisch and Vril Adolf Hitler
John Flanders as Gary the Base Commander
James Quinn as Deputy Commander Johan
Emily Atack as Tyler
Martin Swabey as Ryan
Pierce Baechler as the Altar Boy
Christoph Drobig as the Guilty Jobsist
Edward Judge as Fat Tyler
Kari Berg as Lena the Jobsist
Victor Au as a Vril Officer
Vasco De Beukelaer as the Vril Chairman
Muya Lubambu Tshinioka as Vril Idi Amin
Antoine Plaisant as Vril Mark Zuckerberg

Production
On 20 May 2012, Tero Kaukomaa, producer of the first film, announced that there were plans for a prequel and a sequel but refused to disclose details. In May 2013, Vuorensola announced that Iron Sky would have a sequel titled Iron Sky The Coming Race. He also mentioned that unlike the first film, this installment would be completely funded by fans via Indiegogo, with an estimated budget of US$15 million. A promo video was shot for the 2014 Cannes Film Festival and the final draft of the script was scheduled to be published by the end of 2014. Filming was expected to begin in 2015. In July 2013, Vuorensola revealed Croatia as one of the proposed shooting locations. In February 2014, Dalan Musson signed in to write the screenplay. The Finnish Film Foundation and Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg had come on board to finance the US$13 million project. On 5 November 2014, Iron Sky Universe launched another crowdfunding campaign to raise US$500,000 before 20 December. At the closing of the campaign on 5 January, contributors pledged a grand total of US$560,949.
On 22 November 2014, Lloyd Kaufman of Troma Entertainment confirmed having a cameo role in the film.
On 18 September 2015, Vuorensola announced that filming would commence at AED Studios in Belgium.