Atomic Blonde

In the year 1989, MI6 agent James Gasciogne meets his demise at the hands of KGB agent Yuri Bakhtin. This event marks the beginning of a chaotic search for a piece of microfilm known as the List, containing sensitive information on Soviet agents.

Yuri Bakhtin steals the List during his confrontation with Gasciogne. Compromised by an informant, this stolen information holds the potential to extend the Cold War for an additional 40 years, triggering a frenzied hunt by multiple intelligence agencies.

Shortly after Gasciogne's death, Lorraine Broughton is summoned for an interrogation by MI6 executive Eric Gray and CIA agent Emmett Kurzfeld. They question her regarding her mission in Berlin, setting the stage for her upcoming assignment.

Following her interrogation, Lorraine is urgently dispatched to Berlin with the dual objectives of recovering the List and eliminating Satchel, a notorious double agent. This assignment is crucial for MI6 as they aim to uncover Satchel's identity.

Spyglass, the informant, contacts David Percival, MI6's chief in Berlin, to inform him about the List's transfer to Gasciogne. However, doubts arise as Percival dismisses Spyglass' claims, putting the mission at risk due to mistrust.

Upon Lorraine's arrival in Berlin, she is ambushed by KGB operatives. With the timely assistance of David Percival, she manages to escape, although the trust between them remains shaky.

While searching Gasciogne's apartment, Lorraine discovers a photograph linking him to Percival. This brings her suspicions to the forefront, compelling her to question Percival's loyalty.

In her investigation, Lorraine encounters Delphine Lasalle, a French agent who has been following her. Their meeting leads to the development of a romantic relationship amidst the dangerous backdrop of Cold War espionage.

With the stakes high, Bakhtin plans to auction the List to the highest bidder. However, amidst this tension, Percival reveals his true nature by killing Bakhtin to seize control of the List for himself.

Percival volunteers to escort Spyglass across the border to West Berlin, but betrayal ensues. During this operation, Spyglass is tragically killed, deepening Lorraine's resolve to stop Percival.

In a tragic twist, Delphine confronts Percival after discovering his betrayal, leading to her untimely death. Lorraine arrives too late to save her, finding evidence of Percival's treachery etched in the aftermath.

In a dramatic showdown, Lorraine hunts down Percival after uncovering his schemes. Their confrontation culminates in Lorraine killing Percival and reclaiming the List, marking a decisive moment in her mission.

Returning to MI6 for a debriefing, Lorraine presents evidence against Percival while strategically misleading her superiors about the List's location. Her manipulation of the investigation showcases her cunning and resourcefulness.

A few days later, Lorraine meets with arms dealer Aleksander Bremovych in Paris. Here, she reveals her true identity as Satchel, outsmarting him with a false List and eliminating his henchmen in a thrilling act of deception.

In a final twist, Lorraine discloses her dual role as a double agent for the CIA to Kurzfeld. They return to Langley together, completing Lorraine's intricate mission and leaving a mark on the intelligence community.