The Lost Women Spies

French Resistance troops fighting the Nazi occupation during World War II ask Britain's SOE for assistance. To take on the Germans, the SOE enlist female agents like Odette Sansom and Noor Inayat Khan under the leadership of spymaster Vera Atkins.

When faced with danger, Vera boosts her recruiting of female agents; Noor, amid the Parisian resistance, struggles to stay undercover.

Amid the chaos of D-Day, alarming wireless messages reveal SOE disloyalty, escalating concern. As Allied troops advance and Paris is liberated, SOE operations dwindle, forcing Vera to confront the harm done to her agents.

While the rest of Europe rejoices over its victory, Odette's struggle at Ravensbrück reveals information about other agents who are in prison; Vera's investigation intensifies in Karlsruhe prison and Ravensbrück, focusing on Noor Inayat Khan's fate.

Vera is assigned to the British War Crime Investigation Unit in postwar Germany, where she investigates the fate of her agents. After piecing together testimonials, she insists on collecting official records to back up her findings.

Despite successfully convicting Nazi perpetrators, Vera continues to encounter hurdles as she seeks justice for her girls.