Plan 75

In the not-too-distant future, Japan is grappling with the challenges of an aging population. The government introduces "Plan 75", a program designed to encourage elderly citizens to choose voluntary euthanasia as a solution for their dwindling quality of life. At the heart of this dilemma are three individuals. A resourceful but struggling elderly woman, forced to confront the reality that her means of survival are slipping away, must navigate the difficult decision of whether or not to partake in Plan 75. On the other side of the debate is a pragmatic salesman for the program, whose professional obligation intertwines with his own personal beliefs as he interacts with those facing their twilight years. Finally, a young Filipino laborer working in Japan finds himself grappling with moral questions as he encounters the harsh realities of this government initiative and witnesses its profound impact on his fellow citizens. As their choices unfold, each character faces the impending questions of life and death, exploring themes of compassion, dignity, and humanity in an increasingly challenging world.