Horror,Drama,Science Fiction   Ireland

"The Cured" is a thought-provoking thriller set in post-apocalyptic Ireland where humanity has struggled for years against a devastating virus known as the Maze Virus. The virus turned infected individuals into ravenous, zombie-like cannibals known as "the cured." After a successful cure is discovered, a small percentage of the infected population is treated and becomes fully human again.

The film focuses on Senan, one of the cured individuals, who returns to society after being treated. Senan is haunted by memories of his time as a mindless, bloodthirsty monster and struggles to reassemble the broken pieces of his life. The cured individuals still face discrimination and fear from the traumatized uninfected population, who find it difficult to trust them.

Under a new policy, the reintegrated cured are released back to their families and communities. The government believes that they can be rehabilitated and encourages society to accept them. However, public opinion is deeply divided, and longtime resentment, prejudice, and anger towards the cured start to escalate.

Senan reunites with his sister-in-law, Abbie, and her young son. Abbie is sympathetic towards the cured, but her brother, Senan's older brother, is strongly opposed to accepting them, having lost his wife during the initial outbreak. Senan tries to find redemption and forgiveness for the atrocities he committed while infected, but tensions rise within his own family.

As the cured begin to integrate into society, some of them start experiencing flashbacks and disturbing thoughts. A small group of cured individuals forms a secretive underground organization, seeking revenge against the uninfected population for the years of torment they endured. They plan attacks that ignite a violent conflict between the cured and the uninfected.

Senan finds himself caught in the middle, torn between his desire for peace and his loyalty towards those seeking vengeance. He takes it upon himself to prevent further bloodshed by bridging the gap between the divided factions. The film delves into themes of guilt, forgiveness, and the complexities of human nature, showcasing the struggle to rebuild a fractured society in the aftermath of a devastating epidemic.
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