Avatar 3: Fire and Ash

After the dramatic events of "The Way of Water", Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) face even greater challenges - and must protect their family in the midst of new dangers.

This time, the path leads to a fiery world full of volcanoes and ash: there they encounter the Ash People, a previously unknown Na'vi tribe, led by the fascinating yet menacing Varang (Oona Chaplin). While old enemies such as Colonel Quaritch (Stephen Lang) return, Pandora unfolds a new, overwhelming dimension - full of contrasts between fire and water, hope and destruction.

Alongside the main characters, we see many familiar faces again: Sigourney Weaver as Kiri, Kate Winslet as Ronal, Cliff Curtis as Tonowari, CCH Pounder as Mo'at and Giovanni Ribisi as Parker Selfridge. Together they form an ensemble that carries the emotional depth and grandeur of the "Avatar" series.

Director James Cameron remains true to his vision and once again relies on groundbreaking technology and visual innovation. After "The Way of Water" pushed the boundaries of cinema, we can now expect a visually stunning experience that expands the myth of Pandora with fiery landscapes, volcanic threats and new Na'vi cultures.