Ellen Page and David Freyne Talk Their “Unique” Zombie Film ‘The Cured’ | In Studio

The interview discusses 'The Cured', a unique zombie film exploring themes of reintegration and trauma. Ellen Page and David Freyne talk about the film's inspirations, societal reflections, and the zombie genre. They also share personal movie inspirations and discuss the film's action scenes.

What is the unique aspect of the movie 'The Cured' compared to traditional zombie films?

• It features zombies with superpowers.

• It is set in a futuristic world.

• It explores the reintegration of cured individuals into society.

• It focuses on the origin of the zombie virus.

Who is Abby in the movie 'The Cured'?

• A zombie leader.

• A woman trying to rebuild her life after the outbreak.

• A politician exploiting the situation.

• A scientist working on the cure.

What real-world events inspired the themes in 'The Cured'?

• The economic collapse and refugee crisis.

• Space exploration.

• Climate change.

• The rise of technology.

How are zombies used as a metaphor in 'The Cured'?

• As a metaphor for environmental destruction.

• As a depiction of alien invasion.

• As a representation of societal issues.

• As a symbol of technological advancement.

Which movie did David Freyne mention as an inspiration from his childhood?

• Terminator 2

• The Matrix

• Star Wars

• Jurassic Park

What genre does David Freyne express a particular interest in?

• Musicals

• Historical dramas

• Dystopian and bleak futures

• Romantic comedies

What is the underlying message about society in 'The Cured'?

• Isolation is the best solution.

• We should treat everyone as humans.

• Technology will solve all problems.

• Fear should guide our decisions.

Which movie was suggested as a light-hearted pairing with 'The Cured'?

• Finding Nemo

• The Shining

• The Godfather

• Inception

What role does Ellen Page's character play in the action scenes of 'The Cured'?

• She only participates in dialogue scenes.

• She uses a stunt double for all scenes.

• She performs her own stunts.

• She avoids all action scenes.

What societal issue is highlighted in the discussion about reintegration in 'The Cured'?

• Economic inequality

• Political corruption

• Fear and dehumanization

• Technological dependency