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Sisu: Road to Revenge (Finnish: Sisu 2; stylized as SI2U) is a 2025 action film written and directed by Jalmari Helander. It is the sequel to Sisu (2022). Jorma Tommila reprises his role as Aatami Korpi, with Richard Brake and Stephen Lang joining the cast.[5]
In the sequel, Aatami Korpi dismantles his old family house, loads it on a truck, and is determined to rebuild it somewhere safe in their honor, but the man who killed Korpi's family, comes back hellbent on finishing the job: kill the legendary ex-soldier by any means necessary. The film is produced by Petri Jokiranta and Mike Goodridge for Subzero Film Entertainment and Good Chaos respectively with Eric Charles' overseeing for Sony's Stage 6 Films. Unlike the previous film, which was set in Lapland, filming took place in Estonia.[5][6]
Sisu: Road to Revenge premiered at the Fantastic Fest on September 21, 2025.[7] It was released in Finland on October 22, by SF Film Finland, and in the United States on November 21, by Sony Pictures Releasing through Stage 6 Films and Screen Gems.[8][9] [10]
Like its predecessor, the film has received a positive reception from critics despite its significantly weaker box office success.[11][12][13]
Plot
In 1946, Finland has ceded the territory of Karelia to the Soviet Union as part of the peace treaty in the aftermath of World War II. After his gold discovery in Lapland, Finnish ex-commando Aatami Korpi, "the man who refuses to die", crosses the border into Karelia where his family was brutally murdered during the war. He dismantles his house, loads it on a truck, and is determined to rebuild it somewhere safe in their honor. When the Red Army discovers Aatami's arrival on their soil, KGB agents release Yeagor Draganov, the man who killed his family, from a prison in Siberia with the promise of a pardon if he avenges Aatami's mass slaughter of Soviet troops in the Winter War.[5][14]
As Aatami travels west towards the Finnish border, Draganov intercepts him with a small squad of men. Aatami kills the soldiers, but spares Draganov, ignorant of his role in the deaths of his loved ones. Draganov then sends motor units and airplanes in pursuit. Aatami battles his way through the Soviet soldiers, but a bomber ultimately drives him and his truck off of a cliff into the ocean. Aatami recovers the remains of his home, converts the logs into a makeshift raft, and sails back to shore where he stumbles upon a derelict tank. He uses a pile of dynamite to catapult the tank over a Soviet border checkpoint, but the tank is destroyed and Aatami is severely injured. He buries a knife blade in his wounded flesh before being captured by Draganov.
Draganov brings Aatami on a train bound for Siberia, has him tortured, and reveals his role in the murders of Aatami's family to him. Infuriated by the discovery of his family's killer, Aatami breaks free from captivity, retrieves his knife, and makes his way through the train towards the front, killing multiple Soviet soldiers. Draganov, meanwhile, murders his KGB handlers for a planned escape with the front of the train. Aatami finds a ballistic missile onboard the train, activates it, and uses it as a makeshift booster to catch up to Draganov. The two engage in a final fight; Draganov gets the upper hand, but Aatami detaches the still-active missile from the train and launches it into Draganov, killing him. With his family avenged, Aatami recovers his home and uses the train car to transport it back across the Finnish border unimpeded. Back in Finland, as Aatami rebuilds his home, several Finnish men approach and offer their assistance, to Aatami's silent gratitude.[15]
Cast
Jorma Tommila as Aatami Korpi, a former Finnish Army commando turned gold prospector
Richard Brake as a KGB officer who sends Draganov to capture Korpi
Stephen Lang as Igor Draganov, a Soviet Red Army officer responsible for killing Korpi's family
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