Veteran CIA operative Nathan Muir (Robert Redford) is set to retire when his protégé, Tom Bishop (Brad Pitt), is captured in China during a rogue mission to rescue his lover, Elizabeth Hadley (Catherine McCormack), from prison.
As Bishop faces execution, Muir navigates a tense 24-hour window, manipulating CIA bureaucracy and outsmarting his superiors to orchestrate a covert rescue. Through flashbacks, their mentor-student bond unfolds, revealing Bishop’s training and past missions. Muir’s cunning and resourcefulness clash with agency politics, leading to a high-stakes gamble to save Bishop, exposing the moral complexities of espionage.
Egyptian-American engineer Anwar El-Ibrahimi (Omar Metwally) is detained by U.S. authorities on suspicion of terrorism after a bombing in North Africa. Subjected to extraordinary rendition, he’s secretly flown to a foreign prison and tortured for answers.
His pregnant wife, Isabella (Reese Witherspoon), desperately searches for him, uncovering a web of government secrecy. CIA analyst Douglas Freeman (Jake Gyllenhaal), witnessing the brutal interrogation, questions its morality and legality. As political pressure mounts from a U.S. senator’s aide (Peter Sarsgaard), Freeman and Isabella’s efforts converge, exposing the human cost of post-9/11 counterterrorism and challenging the system’s ethics.
CIA operative Roger Ferris (Leonardo DiCaprio) hunts terrorist leader Al-Saleem in the Middle East, navigating a web of deception. Guided by his handler, Ed Hoffman (Russell Crowe), Ferris orchestrates risky field operations, including a fabricated terror group to lure Al-Saleem.
Tensions rise as Ferris collaborates with Jordanian intelligence chief Hani Salaam (Mark Strong), whose trust he jeopardizes. Caught between Hoffman’s manipulative tactics and Salaam’s demands for honesty, Ferris faces betrayal, ambushes, and moral dilemmas. As personal loyalties clash with political agendas, Ferris risks everything to dismantle the terrorist network, exposing the cost of lies in espionage.
Ex-soldier Yusuf Atta Mohammed, alias Steven Younger (Michael Sheen), a Muslim convert, plants three nuclear bombs in U.S. cities, triggering a tense countdown. FBI agent Helen Brody (Carrie-Anne Moss) teams with rogue interrogator "H" (Samuel L. Jackson), whose brutal methods clash with her principles. As Yusuf withstands torture, the government escalates pressure, targeting his family.
Brody grapples with moral lines as "H" pushes extreme measures to extract bomb locations. Racing against time, the team uncovers Yusuf’s motives, forcing a harrowing choice between saving millions or sacrificing humanity, exposing the ethical cost of security.
Retired CIA operative Paul Shepherdson (Richard Gere) is drawn back to hunt a Soviet assassin, "Cassius," long thought dead. Paired with rookie FBI agent Ben Geary (Topher Grace), Paul investigates a senator’s murder mirroring Cassius’s style.
Geary, obsessed with Cassius’s legend, suspects Paul’s past hides secrets. As clues unravel, Paul’s true identity and motives blur, revealing he’s Cassius, now targeting old enemies. Double-crosses escalate as Geary closes in, forcing a deadly confrontation. Loyalty, betrayal, and Cold War ghosts collide, culminating in a tense showdown that questions trust and exposes the cost of a double life.
Capitol Police officer John Cale (Channing Tatum) is denied a Secret Service job but takes his daughter Emily (Joey King) on a White House tour. When paramilitary mercenaries led by Emil Stenz (Jason Clarke) seize the building, Cale survives the initial attack. As President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx) is taken hostage, Cale fights to rescue Emily and protect the president.
Uncovering a conspiracy involving traitor Secret Service agents and a rogue defense contractor, Cale battles through intense firefights. With Emily’s bravery aiding the effort, Cale thwarts a nuclear launch plot, saving the White House and democracy.
Retired CIA operative Peter Devereaux (Pierce Brosnan), codenamed "November Man," is lured back for a mission to protect a witness, Alice Fournier (Olga Kurylenko), who holds secrets about a Russian politician’s war crimes. Devereaux’s former protégé, David Mason (Luke Bracey), is ordered to kill him, sparking a deadly cat-and-mouse game.
As betrayals unfold, Devereaux uncovers a CIA conspiracy tied to Russian power plays. Racing against time, he mentors Mason while protecting Alice, navigating double-crosses and brutal fights. Loyalty is tested, and Devereaux’s cunning exposes a plot threatening global stability.
Kate Abbott (Milla Jovovich), a U.S. Foreign Service officer, is framed for a London bombing after uncovering a terrorist plot. Targeted by a relentless assassin, "The Watchmaker" (Pierce Brosnan), Kate goes on the run, pursued by both the killer and her own government.
With help from colleague Sam Parker (Dylan McDermott), she races to stop a planned New Year’s Eve attack in Times Square. As trust erodes, Kate’s skills and instincts are tested, dodging traps and unraveling a conspiracy. In a tense climax, she confronts The Watchmaker, risking everything to prevent a catastrophic terrorist strike.
CIA interrogator Alice Racine (Noomi Rapace) lives in London, haunted by a past failure. Recalled to thwart a biological attack, she interrogates a courier, uncovering a terrorist plot. Betrayed by rogue CIA operatives, Alice becomes a fugitive, hunted by both terrorists and her own agency.
With help from mentor Eric Lasch (Michael Douglas) and ex-soldier Jack Alcott (Orlando Bloom), she races to stop a chemical weapons strike. Navigating double-crosses and brutal fights, Alice uncovers a conspiracy involving her CIA boss (John Malkovich). In a tense climax, she outsmarts the traitors, preventing a devastating attack on London.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service tracker Cory Lambert (Jeremy Renner) discovers the frozen body of a Native American woman on Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation. Rookie FBI agent Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen) arrives to investigate, enlisting Cory’s expertise in the harsh, isolated terrain.
As they uncover a trail of violence and systemic neglect, Cory grapples with his own tragic past. The investigation leads to a dangerous confrontation with local predators, revealing a chilling cover-up. In a tense, snowbound climax, Cory and Jane seek justice, exposing the brutal realities of life on the reservation and the cost of survival.
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