Benjamin Wallfisch - 'Hannah and Volmer' (A Cure For Wellness OST)

"Hannah and Volmer" was written and performed by Benjamin Wallfisch for the motion picture "A Cure For Wellness"

[insain]

The first movie I've seen that felt like reading a well written book.

[MrsBlaileen]

The movie represents a nightmare you just can't escape. That feeling stays with you long after the film is over...

[isadoracaprini]

i can't get this out of my head lol

[ParagonKevin]

Surprised by the mediocre reviews. I loved this movie and thought it really pushed some boundaries!

[jasonguy]

I don't get why people are hating on this movie.... I loved it!!

[jgreg]

This has to be one of the most bizarre movies I've ever seen, and I actually kind of liked it for that. Mad respect to Gore Verbinski for making a movie that was sure to fuck with some heads. Definitely destined for cult status.

[TheLordstrider]

One of the most underrated movies ever created.

[MetalKrejer]

I just want the girl voice, over and over again

[patrickdoss]

Not your average cheap hollywood-jumpscare-thrill-fest, this movie is more a suspense mystery with horror elements in it rather than straight up horror-thriller. It's a more psychological thriller which means you need to THINK to enjoy this film. Horror fans, be ready with the slow pacing and lack of in your face scary. This movie makes you ask yourself the question: if you could live in a fantasy world, like in a dream forever, would you want to? Would you ever want to wake up and go back to reality? How far would you go to escape the horrors/bad things you've done in your life? What if you had no life, no family, no anybody to go back too? Would endless, mindless bliss be the better option? Could you even complain since you are in your personal dreamland 24/7? Now what if you had no choice?

[barryb.benson]

My brother described this song perfectly: "Hauntingly beautiful."

[kmnbvc]

What a wonderful and underrated movie, can't believe the negative reviews out of this original and awesome masterpiece

[Nunneywiggles]

Pardon my language but this film was mind fuckery done the right way. Intriguing from the first scene, genuinely disturbing and some of the most stunning cinematography I think I've ever seen. Like most other people in the comments I too can't understand the lack of love this film is getting.

[氵每夕卜]

how fascinating if one day just randomly humming it and someone asks "where do you learn it"

[mattwedd]

The part of this song where the girl sings brings to mind the ancient Greek myth of the Sirens.

[gerardcollins]

This is most definitely one of those movies that will age like fine wine, which will garner greater respect appreciation as the years pass.

[lillyc]

Why people hate the movie? Cause it's a mindfuck and they can't handle thinking!

[itsnlee]

Such an underrated film. It's like a whimsical nightmare.

[redtexan]

Just saw this movie. Not really sure what to think. All I know is that that was the most profoundly, beautifully even, fucked up thing I've ever seen.

[ronhoek]

Loved every second of this movie. Can't believe that people find it too long. If it's good, it's never too long.
It's also a movie one can rewatch over and over while seeing new details and perspectives. It's layered and just forces you to think and pay attention.
Oh, and the music is just mesmerizingly beautiful.

[RingfSaturn]

A Cure For Wellness is a spectacular film, literally. This track sets the tone for two of the main characters and for the feel of the film over all. It's a visually stunning film with surprisingly little gore (aside from the director, pun intended). It's slow and creepy and philosophically complex.