Iron Cross: The Road to Normandy (2022) is a low-budget World War II film directed by Tino Struckmann, who also stars as the lead character, Captain Klaus Muller. The film attempts to depict the harrowing experiences of a German officer transitioning from the Eastern Front to the beaches of Normandy during the pivotal D-Day invasion.

The narrative follows Captain Klaus Muller, who, after being wounded while battling Russian forces, is reassigned to Normandy. As the Allies prepare for the D-Day invasion, Muller confronts internal conflicts, a suspicious Gestapo agent, and the chaos of war. Simultaneously, American paratroopers Lee and Trey are gearing up for their mission, setting the stage for an eventual confrontation between the two sides.

Iron Cross: The Road to Normandy aspires to offer a fresh perspective on World War II narratives by focusing on a German officer’s experience. However, its execution has been met with criticism due to its low-budget constraints, casting choices, and production quality. While it may appeal to die-hard WWII enthusiasts interested in military hardware, general audiences might find it lacking in cinematic quality and storytelling.