Years after the events of Dune: Part Two, Paul Atreides has fulfilled the prophecy and seized control of the known universe - but victory has come at a terrible price. Now Emperor, Paul finds himself trapped between his love for Chani, his marriage to Princess Irulan and the devastating holy war being fought across the galaxy in his name. As rival factions including the Bene Gesserit, the Spacing Guild and the mysterious Tleilaxu conspire to bring him down, Paul's terrifying visions reveal a future from which even the most powerful man in the universe may be unable to escape. Adapted from Frank Herbert's Dune Messiah, Dune: Part Three takes the story into darker and more personal territory, exploring the consequences of absolute power and questioning whether Paul is truly a saviour - or the architect of catastrophe.

Denis Villeneuve brings his monumental trilogy to a close following two films that transformed Dune into a genuine global cultural phenomenon. Dune: Part One won six Academy Awards, including Best Original Score for Hans Zimmer, while Part Two became one of the defining cinema events of its year- celebrated for its breathtaking scale, unforgettable sandworm sequences and extraordinary use of the biggest screens and sound systems. Zimmer returns to expand the thunderous, otherworldly musical landscape that has become inseparable from Villeneuve's vision of Arrakis. It is a spectacular final journey into Frank Herbert's universe from one of modern cinema's most acclaimed filmmakers - before Villeneuve turns his attention to another legendary screen icon as director of the next James Bond adventure.