Fuze

In contemporary London, an unexploded WWII-era bomb is unearthed at a busy construction site in Paddington. Chief Superintendent Zuzana Greenfield coordinates a mass evacuation of the surrounding area, directing civilians to Hyde Park, while Major Will Tranter leads a military bomb-disposal team in attempting to defuse the device. The bomb is found to have a timed trigger, which the soldiers temporarily disable using magnetic technology before beginning construction of a containment wall. Simultaneously, a criminal crew led by Karalis—including associates identified as X, Hardeep, and Z—tunnels beneath Edgware Road to rob a bank of cash, jewelry, and what Karalis claims are uncut diamonds, exploiting the evacuation zone as cover. A police drone detects the robbers' heat signatures underground, forcing officers into the evacuated area to investigate. The disruption causes the bomb's timer to reactivate; it detonates before the containment wall is finished, though casualties are avoided. The robbers escape to a countryside safehouse, where Karalis reveals the diamonds among the haul—then betrays his own crew by summoning armed gangsters. When the diamonds turn out to be fakes, the gangsters injure Karalis and abduct him. His cohorts pursue the gangsters, killing them, but Tranter appears on the scene and shoots the crew dead, allowing Karalis to slip away. In the aftermath, Tranter, Karalis, and a civilian named Rahim separately flee to Istanbul, later reuniting. A flashback then reveals the film's central twist: Tranter and Karalis were collaborators all along, and the bomb-disposal operation was deliberately sabotaged to generate a large-scale evacuation and provide cover for the heist. Their partnership traces back a decade to Afghanistan, where the two men survived an IED incident together.

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