The Hunger Games 6: The Final Flame (2026) marks the epic conclusion to the saga that defined a generation — with Jennifer Lawrence returning as Katniss Everdeen, the reluctant symbol of a revolution who must now take up her bow one final time. Set fifteen years after the fall of the Capitol, Panem is rebuilding in fragile peace. But in the shadows, a radical faction known as “The Flame” has risen — a group determined to preserve the legacy of the Hunger Games by any means necessary. Using political manipulation and underground influence, they reinstate a deadlier version of the Games — this time, the tributes are not children, but the survivors of past rebellions. When familiar faces are kidnapped and forced back into a new arena, Katniss — now a reclusive mother seeking a quiet life — is thrust back into the nightmare she thought was over. With everything she loves on the line, she must confront old ghosts, new enemies, and the horrifying realization that peace was never guaranteed. With sweeping cinematic scale, emotional intensity, and the return of one of cinema’s most iconic heroines, The Final Flame brings the Hunger Games legacy to a fierce, unforgettable close — where one final act of defiance could either reignite hope… or extinguish it forever.