Mission: Impossible – Fallout

Two years after the capture of Solomon Lane, the remnants of his organization, known as 'the Syndicate', reformed into a new and dangerous group called the Apostles. This group has since launched a series of terrorist attacks and planned horrific outbreaks, including a smallpox incident in Kashmir, posing significant threats worldwide.

Ethan Hunt is assigned a critical mission to intercept three stolen plutonium cores intended for sale to a fundamentalist named John Lark. These cores were acquired from a Russian nuclear base, giving Lark the potential capability to construct nuclear weapons with devastating effects.

Ethan learns that John Lark has kidnapped Nils Debruuk, a crucial nuclear weapons expert. Nils is essential for converting the stolen plutonium into operational nuclear arms, which amplifies the urgency of Ethan's mission.

As Ethan and his team proceed with their plans to ensure the plutonium remains safe, they are ambushed by the Apostles during a critical exchange. In a heart-wrenching moment, Ethan has to choose between securing the plutonium or saving Luther Stickell, leading to unforeseen complications.

Desperate to regain the upper hand, Ethan and his team manage to capture Nils Debruuk. To ensure his cooperation, they place him in a simulated hospital environment and threaten him with news of impending nuclear attacks on major cities, compelling him to assist in the mission.

Nils agrees to cooperate with Ethan's team but under stringent conditions. He insists on broadcasting Lark's manifesto on international television, which leads to the shocking revelation that he has constructed three portable nuclear weapons for the Apostles.

CIA Director Erika Sloane assigns August Walker to shadow Ethan on the mission to ensure its integrity. Walker, known for his ruthless methods and efficiency in eliminating Syndicate operatives, complicates the dynamics within the team as doubts about his motives arise.

Ethan and Walker parachute into Paris to infiltrate a high-stakes fundraiser where Lark is supposed to meet the White Widow, a pivotal arms dealer. The urgency amplifies as the clock ticks down, with Lark needing to finalize the deal before midnight for his plans to succeed.

Tensions rise when Ethan confronts a man he suspects to be Lark, but before more can unfold, Ilsa Faust intervenes, eliminating the believed threat. Left in a precarious position, Ethan decides to impersonate Lark and warn the White Widow of looming dangers from the Apostles.

Ethan learns that the White Widow is merely a broker, and the primary target is Solomon Lane. As they approach the trade-off with Lane, intricate webs of deception are revealed, especially when Walker's true allegiances come into question.

In a dramatic clash with Walker, Ethan realizes the high stakes involved and the broader implications of their mission. Trust erodes as personal vendettas mix with national security, pushing Ethan to act swiftly to prevent Walker's plans from escalating.

As tensions peak, Ethan engages in an explosive showdown over a glacier where the fate of countless lives hangs in precarious balance. With his steadfast team by his side, he battles to avert disaster amid a spectacular cascade of action and peril.

After an intense struggle, Ethan and his team emerge victorious, successfully retrieving the plutonium cores and neutralizing the imminent threat. The victory marks not just a professional triumph, but also a chance for Ethan to begin healing from the chaos and trauma of past missions.