A Cure for Wellness

• Horror
• Mystery
• Science Fiction

A young, ruthlessly efficient corporate employee arrives at a secluded, baroque wellness center nestled high in the Swiss Alps intending a swift extraction of his compromised CEO, but instead finds himself subtly unraveling as he undergoes the institute’s exhaustive, and increasingly bizarre, treatments. The film cultivates a pervasive sense of creeping dread and isolation, not through jump scares, but via unsettling visual metaphors and a deliberately glacial pace reflecting a descent into psychological fragility. This isn’t a horror focused on external threats, but an internal one – a story of confronting inherited trauma and systemic corruption disguised as holistic healing, where the promise of wellness masks a sinister, historically-rooted experiment in engineered contentment and forced societal ‘optimization.’ The institute’s unsettling beauty and meticulously crafted rituals create a hypnotic atmosphere, blurring the lines between delusion and distorted reality, and forcing a reckoning with the price of ambition in a relentlessly modern world.