A sequel to the original ‘Greenland’ movie, ‘Greenland: Migration,’ featuringvagely young actors portrayed by Gerard Butler, is scheduled to release in London next month, filming next month.

The film portrays the aftermath of the devastating comet catastrophe that wreaked havoc on the planet Earth.

The movie follows John Garrity and his relatives from Greenland as they flee to find a safe haven in the frozen remains of Europe.

According to the network, the movie’s decision is based on the script of the first film, which was written by Chris Sparling.

The sequel is co-directed by Ric Roman Waugh, who worked on ‘Kandahar’ and ‘Angel Has Fallen’.

Additionally, the director has contributed to previous directorial films such as ‘National Champions’ and ‘Shot Caller’. Other recent writing projects have included ‘Intrusion,’ ‘The Desperate Hour,’ and ‘Downa Dark Hall.

During an interview with Screen Rant, Waugh discussed the impact of being trapped underground and learning about the survival of a stranded child.

Morena Baccarin will accompany Butler in the upcoming sequel as Allison corresponds with her mother who played her father’s wife.

The film is being produced by Basil Iwanyk, Brendon Boyea, Butler, Alan Siegel, and Sebastien Raybaud, who are the producers of the movie.