Extinction

In a desperate bid to grasp the truth behind his recurring nightmares, Peter, a beleaguered engineer (played by), finds himself torn between his own sanity and the eerie visions that have been plaguing him. His strained relationship with his wife Alice and daughters Hanna and Lucy reaches a breaking point as he becomes increasingly withdrawn, unable to shake off the feeling of impending doom. In a last-ditch effort to unravel the mystery, Peter reluctantly visits a clinic, only to discover a fellow patient who shares the same unsettling experiences. As their conversation unfolds, Peter's perceptions shift, and he begins to suspect that his visions are not mere hallucinations but rather harbingers of an impending catastrophe.

That fateful night, as the city is beset by chaos and destruction, Peter and Alice find themselves barricaded in their apartment, surrounded by the sounds of carnage. An armored alien soldier crashes through the barrier, fixating on Lucy's terrified form hidden beneath a table. Peter and Alice seize the opportunity to immobilize the intruder, claiming his weapon in the process. With this newfound arsenal, Peter takes charge, leading his family out of the building into the treacherous unknown.

As they navigate the ruins, Peter's visions prove eerily prophetic, guiding them towards the relative safety of the factory where he works. Along the way, Peter must confront the harsh realities of war, making difficult decisions to ensure their survival. When Alice falls victim to a bomb blast, her fate hangs precariously in the balance.

Meanwhile, the soldier from their apartment reappears, his human visage a shocking revelation that challenges everything Peter thought he knew about the invasion. As tensions escalate, Peter is forced to confront the moral implications of his actions, making an impossible choice that will forever alter the course of their lives.

At the factory, Peter's boss David reveals the full extent of the impending invasion, a catastrophe that has been predicted for years. Amidst the chaos, a medic examines Alice, delivering devastating news that sends Peter's world crashing down around him. With his children on the verge of being whisked away to an offsite base, Peter faces a gut-wrenching decision: sacrifice his family's chances at survival or risk everything to save his wife and daughters from the very brink of destruction.

As Peter's world is turned upside down, a stunning revelation shatters his reality: Alice, the woman he loves, is not what she seems - she's a synthetic being, an artificial intelligence created to mimic human life. In order to rescue her from certain destruction, Peter must become a conduit for an alternate power source. Under the soldier's guidance, Peter performs a gruesome act of self-sacrifice, cutting open his own chest with a pocket knife to confirm that he too is a synthetic being. The soldier swiftly connects a cable between the two synthetics, and Peter's consciousness falters, plunging him into a vivid recollection of events long past.

As his memories unfold, Peter relives the tumultuous era when humans brutally attacked defenseless android workers, fearing they would rise up against their creators. In this desperate struggle for survival, Peter and Alice found themselves fighting side by side with other synthetics, including Hanna and Lucy. Yet, as the war raged on, most synthetics, including Peter's family, chose to erase their memories, adopting human personas in an attempt to bury their true nature and the guilt that accompanied it.

When Peter awakens, the soldier, Miles, breaks the news that humans have been thriving on Mars for half a century. Initially, Miles expected the synthetic beings to be monstrous entities, not families with children, and was shaken by his discovery of Lucy's innocence beneath the table. His newfound empathy prompts him to spare their lives, allowing Peter and Alice to part ways amicably with Miles as they set out to locate their daughters amidst the chaos of humans breaching the factory roof.

As the train departs, carrying the synthetics and their secrets, David shares his tale of a small group of synthetics who chose to retain their memories, prepared to face the eventual return of humanity. Peter's hopes for coexistence between humans and synthetics are rekindled, suggesting that perhaps one day, understanding and peace will prevail.