Mountainhead

In a world marked by political tensions, economic collapses, and an unending chain of international crises, a group of billionaire friends decides to gather—not out of nostalgia or camaraderie, but out of necessity. This is the premise of a story that explores the power, influence, and moral dilemmas of those who have everything… except certainty.

What begins as an apparently informal meeting in a luxurious, secluded villa—somewhere between the Swiss Alps and the Mediterranean coast—soon turns into a war council. Each of these men and women has amassed colossal fortunes in technology, finance, energy, or communications. But the new world order no longer responds to their old formulas of control. Unstable governments, out-of-control artificial intelligence, climate disasters, and an increasingly aware and unpredictable citizenry force them to reconsider their place on the board.

Through intense dialogues, covert strategies, and clashes of ego, an intimate drama unfolds around the fear of falling from the top. Some of these characters seek to preserve their power at any cost; others contemplate the possibility of redemption, of using their resources to correct the course of a world on the edge of the abyss. Tensions grow as ideological divisions arise among them, and what seemed like an alliance becomes a minefield of betrayals, revelations, and decisions that could alter the fate of millions.