Rich Flu (2024) is a thrilling and thought-provoking dystopian film set in a near future where a deadly flu, unlike any other, begins to spread rapidly across the world. The twist lies in the flu’s unique nature: it predominantly affects the wealthy, leaving the rest of the population largely immune. This sudden imbalance shifts power dynamics globally, leading to mass panic, social unrest, and a fierce battle for survival. The plot follows a group of individuals navigating this dangerous new reality, as they struggle with moral dilemmas, personal survival, and the changing fabric of society.

The film deftly explores themes of inequality, social justice, and the fragility of privilege, providing a stark commentary on the global wealth divide. As the virus spreads, the once-stable structures of power crumble, and those in affluent positions must face the reality of their vulnerability. Rich Flu challenges viewers to question the value of wealth in a world where survival becomes the ultimate measure of success.