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C.L.E.A.N.

By Aurelio Toni AGLIATA

ADLER AND ASSOCIATES ENTERTAINMENT INC. - as SALES VOD, Airline, Theatrical, TV, DVD-video, World

Thriller - Completed 2024

Inside a remote rehab sanatorium, four newly arrived patients, each one with specific emotional damage, go through hell by discovering and enduring the vicious methods of a sinister doctor's treatments as they attempt to stay alive.

- Year of production
- 2024
- Genres
- Thriller, Horror
- Countries
- UNITED KINGDOM, CROATIA, GERMANY
- Languages
- ENGLISH
- Duration
- 109 mn
- Director(s)
- Aurelio Toni AGLIATA
- Writer(s)
- Konstantin GEORGIOU
- Cast
- Costas MANDYLOR, Tom SIZEMORE, Fred LOBIN, Jenny PARIS, Maik VAN EPPLE, Vjekoslav KATUSIN
- Producer(s)
- Vjekoslav KATUSIN, Jani ZOMBORI, Guido BAECHLER
- Synopsis
- "Can you spare a soul?" is the main question of the supernatural mystery thriller C.L.E.A.N.
  
  Directed by Aurelio Agliata and based on an original screenplay by Konstantin Georgiou this internationally produced contained thriller enlists a diverse cast of actors from Germany, Switzerland, Croatia, and Hollywood.
  
  Producer Vjekoslav Katusin created a European mix of psychological, mystery, and horror thrills, that boosts the CGI effects from acclaimed SFX company "Bunker Studios Belgrade".
  
  C.L.E.A.N., (Abbreviation for Cerebral Lateralization Enforcement and Neuroactivation), is a therapy program working inside the human brain. Defragmenting its Hypothalamus, thus deleting any addiction patterns of the brain: alcohol, drug or even sexual addiction, anything is curable - based on studies by Dr. Sutter (Costas Mandylor), the director of the institute. Alice (Jenny Paris), one four newly arrived patients, realizes that strange happenings occur around her and that she’s the only one experiencing them. Now Alice must ask herself and her three co-patients if Dr. Sutter and his cold blooded assistant Emily Coleman (Agnes Burger) have the well-being of their patients in mind, or if they plan something else, something unnatural...