Highlander: Endgame

Conner witnesses an orchestrated attack on his apartment, resulting in a catastrophic explosion. This tragic event results in the death of his adopted daughter, plunging him into deep despair and prompting a desperate search for solace.

In the aftermath of the explosion, Conner finds sanctuary in a monastery where monks protect a community of immortals by keeping them in hibernation. This sanctuary serves as a refuge from the hostile world outside and a place where weary souls can rest.

While hibernating, Conner is haunted by the painful memory of his mother, who was wrongly accused of witchcraft due to his immortality. This recollection drives him to leave the sanctuary and venture back to his village to rescue her.

Upon reaching his village, Conner discovers his mother tied to a stake, set ablaze by a malevolent priest and his son, Jacob Kell. Conner is imprisoned and forced to witness the horrific scene, leading him to a desperate act of violence.

In a moment of rage, Conner kills the priest, unknowingly mortally wounding Kell. This action transforms Kell into an immortal, further complicating their intertwined fates as Conner grapples with his grief over his mother's death.

A group of hostile immortal bikers attacks the monastery, slaughtering the monks and the sleeping immortals. Amidst the chaos, Kell arrives, seeking vengeance against Conner and furthering the cycle of violence that envelops their world.

Duncan MacLeod, a relative of Conner, experiences disturbing visions during his training. Concerned for Conner, he visits his friend Methos, who informs him about the sanctuary and the unfolding threat posed by Kell.

Duncan recalls a pivotal moment in 1712 Kildare, Ireland, where he and Conner together saved a woman named Kate from thieves. Their bond is tested as Duncan grapples with the implications of her possible immortality.

Duncan finds himself attacked by his immortal former love, Kate, who is furious with him for making her immortal. Just as the situation escalates, Duncan is shot and captured by Hale's men, leading to his forced hibernation.

After a forced hibernation, Duncan awakens with the help of watcher Joe Dawson and Methos. Together, they navigate the graveyard where Duncan ultimately encounters Conner, unveiling the looming threat of Kell.

Conner, enduring pain and resentment, accepts Kell's challenge to duel despite Duncan's pleas to avoid combat on sacred ground. The fight unfolds with increased tension, showcasing Conner's struggle against Kell's relentless taunting.

Duncan seeks out Kate in her modeling career, where tensions arise as she expresses hatred towards him. A passionate yet tense encounter ensues, revealing the complexities of their relationship amidst the ongoing conflict.

Kell orchestrates a mock Last Supper for the gathered immortals, where one by one, he mercilessly decapitates them. This brutal confrontation ends with Kate's death, plunging Duncan into a spiral of grief and revenge.

In a climactic showdown on a rooftop, Duncan and Conner engage in a heartbreaking battle that echoes their shared history. The fight culminates in a painful decision where Duncan must take Conner’s life to end their torment.

With the burden of loss and empowerment from his battle with Kell, Duncan visits Conner's grave in Scotland. He kneels and expresses his sorrow, hoping Conner has found the peace he long sought.