Iron Sky: The Coming Race

2018 science fiction comedy film by Timo Vuorensola

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2025 U.S. Copyright Office ruled that artists including Trevor Baylis were joint authors of the original Iron Sky film under U.S. copyright law.
October 2020 Yle reported that Iron Sky Universe filed for bankruptcy in Finland, which was confirmed by the company and director Timo Vuorensola.
2019 Film was finally completed with Chinese funding after the production suspension.
2019 The film completed production with a budget of 17 million euros, making it the most expensive Finnish live-action film to date.
November 5 2019 Iron Sky Universe issued an update about their challenging financial situation, indicating potential non-delivery of promised crowdfunding perks.
September 17 2019 Blind Spot Pictures, the main production company for Iron Sky, was declared bankrupt.
July 2019 By July, the film's international box office total (excluding Finland) was less than US$400,000, indicating poor commercial performance.
January 16 2019 Fan World Premiere of the film held in Helsinki, Finland.
January 16 2019 Iron Sky: The Coming Race was released in Finland, marking its theatrical debut after a long and complicated production process.
August 22 2018 Rescheduled release date in Finland, which was later cancelled according to Finnish press reports.
May 2018 Finnish market court ruled that the VFX artists had no general copyright to the film, with a minor exception for a Japanese ship design.
February 14 2018 Original planned release date for Iron Sky: The Coming Race, which was ultimately postponed.
2017 Original Iron Sky VFX artists filed a copyright lawsuit against Iron Sky Universe Oy and Blind Spot Pictures Oy.
2017 Production was suspended when Universal Studios withdrew funding after budget miscalculations, causing a 1.5-year delay.
October 2016 Vuorensola launched a new crowdfunding campaign to fund special effects for out-of-budget scenes.
September 18 2015 Vuorensola announced that filming would commence at AED Studios in Belgium.
November 22 2014 Lloyd Kaufman of Troma Entertainment confirmed having a cameo role in the film.
November 5 2014 Iron Sky Universe launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise US$500,000 before 20 December.
February 2014 Dalan Musson signed on to write the screenplay for the film.
July 2013 Vuorensola revealed Croatia as a potential shooting location for the film.
May 2013 Director Timo Vuorensola announced Iron Sky: The Coming Race as the sequel, to be completely crowdfunded via Indiegogo with an estimated budget of US$15 million.
May 20 2012 Producer Tero Kaukomaa announced potential plans for a prequel or sequel to Iron Sky without disclosing specific details.

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