On October 3rd, 2022 (Monday) ZDF showed the feature film “Greenland” by Ric Roman Waugh on television. Read here when and where the feature film will be shown again, whether only online or also on conventional television.
On Monday (October 3rd, 2022) the film “Greenland” was shown on TV.
Didn’t get to see the Ric Roman Waugh film at 10pm but definitely want to see the film? Take a look at the ZDF media library. This offers numerous TV reports online as video on demand for streaming – also and above all after the respective broadcast on television. As a rule, you will find the program online after the TV broadcast. Unfortunately, this does not apply to all programs. ZDF will not be showing it again on traditional television in the near future.
“Greenland” on TV: That’s what the disaster film is about
A meteorite impact destroys all of Florida. Within two days, the remaining fragments of the comet could destroy the earth. John Garrity, his wife Allison and son Nathan struggle to survive. Garrity does everything to keep his family safe in a bunker in Greenland. On the way there, the family is torn apart in the chaos of people fleeing. (Source: ZDF, transmitted by FUNKE program magazines)
“Greenland” on TV: All information and actors at a glance
at: ZDF
Von: Ric Roman Waugh
With: Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, Roger Dale Floyd, Scott Glenn, David Denman, Hope Davis, Andrew Bachelor, Claire Bronson, Merrin Dungey, Joshua Mikel, Randal Gonzalez, Scott Poythress, Gary Weeks, Nicola Lambo, Alan Pietruszewski und Rick Pasqualone
script: Chris Sparling
Camera: Dana Gonzales
Music David Buckley
Genre: Adventure, Action, Drama, Science Fiction and Thriller
year of production: 2020
FSK: Approved for ages 12 and up
original title: “Greenland”
subtitle: Yes
In HD: Yes
Rerun of “Greenland” on TV
Find out where and when to watch the Greenland rerun here:
(The details of the season and episode number are assigned by the respective broadcasters and may differ from the designation in official episode guides)
You can watch the trailer for “Greenland” here:
