In a post-nuclear devastation world, the apes have begun to build a new civilization, led by Caesar, the son of the famous ape Cornelius and the human Zira. As the apes strive to establish a future of peace, they must confront the legacy of war and hatred that surrounds them. Their community is a delicate balance between humans and apes, but tensions begin to arise.
Caesar, in an attempt to promote peaceful coexistence, faces a group of warrior apes who are under the influence of an ancient war leader known as "the Chief." This extremist group embraces a philosophy of contempt and violence towards humans, threatening the hope for a united future. To make matters worse, a group of humans, the last remnants of the previous civilization, clings to their old beliefs and fears that the apes may become their oppressors.
As tensions escalate, Caesar must make difficult decisions. Should he impose his peaceful vision through force, or will he be able to find a path toward reconciliation before total conflict erupts? In this emotionally charged scenario, ethical dilemmas and power struggles reach a devastating climax, leading everyone to question the true meaning of freedom and peace in a divided world.