Action,Thriller,Science Fiction
New Zealand
The young female scientist in the movie The Cure is named Dr. Rachel Porter, played by actress Jessica Chastain. She stumbles upon evidence that her employer, a major pharmaceutical company, had developed a cure for cancer years ago, but had never released it to the public.
Rachel is outraged by this discovery and decides to take matters into her own hands. She starts digging deeper into the company's archives and finds more evidence to support her theory. However, the higher-ups in the company quickly catch on to her investigation and try to intimidate her into keeping quiet.
When Rachel refuses to back down, the company launches a smear campaign against her, trying to discredit her in the eyes of the scientific community. They also threaten to ruin her career and reputation if she doesn't stop her crusade.
Despite the pressure, Rachel is determined to get the truth out there. She teams up with a journalist (played by Mark Ruffalo) who is equally passionate about exposing the company's corruption. Together, they work to uncover the evidence needed to bring down the company and release the cure to the world.
The movie is a gripping thriller that highlights the ethical dilemmas facing the pharmaceutical industry. It raises important questions about corporate responsibility, greed, and the lengths people will go to protect their profits.
