The third film in a trilogy adaptation of the 3rd route of the popular visual novel: Fate/stay night.
 
To save the girl, to enact the justice he's chosen...The young man will no longer turn a blind eye to
the truth. Mages (Masters) and Heroic Spirits (Servants) work together in the battles of the Holy
Grail War, a fight for an omnipotent wish-granting container called the Holy Grail. However, this
war has become horribly twisted.
 
A young woman named Sakura Matou, with the sins she has committed, drowns in the murky
darkness. A young man named Shirou Emiya, who vowed to protect Sakura, works together with
Rin Tohsaka and throws himself into the raging battle to put a stop to the Holy Grail War. Illyasviel
von Einzbern, as one of the few who knows the truth behind the conflict, confronts her own fate,
while Zouken Matou uses Sakura to try to fulfill his own desires.
 
Will the young man’s wish reach her even as he challenges fate itself, battling against the rising
tide? The Holy Grail War is coming to an end... The final battle is about to begin.
 
(Source: Aniplex of America)

The second film in a trilogy adaptation of the 3rd route of the popular visual novel: Fate/stay night. 
 
Shirou Emiya made his choice: to keep fighting, and to protect Sakura Matou. Due to the participation of Zouken Matou in the Holy Grail War, and his summoning of the Servant True Assassin, things begin to distort, steadily worsening day by day. Resolved to protect Sakura and not betray her, Shirou refuses to leave the battle. While Sakura worries about Shirou, she also finds herself entangled in her own fate as a mage. However, their fervent wishes are about be crushed by the mysterious black shadow that covers the city, killing Masters and Servants one by one… 
 
(Source: Aniplex of America)

Sakura visits the Emiya residence every day, hoping to spend dreamlike, peaceful days with Shirou... Meanwhile, Matou Shinji begins preparations to summon the Holy Grail, using Sakura as a sacrifice to challenge the Holy Grail War.
 
(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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