人道

In a dystopian future where an environmental catastrophe has led to the loss of twenty percent of the global population, society is forced to grapple with unprecedented challenges. The government introduces a controversial euthanasia program as a means to manage resources and control population numbers in the face of dwindling supplies. Against this backdrop, a family gathers for what appears to be an ordinary dinner. However, tensions simmer beneath the surface as the father reveals his shocking intention to join the euthanasia initiative, believing it to be a humane solution in a world where survival has become a grim lottery.

The dinner quickly turns into a crucible of emotions and moral dilemmas, with each family member forced to confront their own fears, prejudices, and the true value of life. As the night progresses, secrets are revealed, alliances are tested, and the very fabric of their familial bond is stretched to its breaking point. In this claustrophobic setting, the family must decide whether they can accept their father’s decision or if they will fight against a system that seems to offer no hope.

‘Humane’ explores themes of survival, sacrifice, and the lengths to which individuals will go to preserve what they hold dear. It is a chilling examination of the human condition under extreme circumstances, questioning the boundaries of morality and the true cost of mercy in a world where choices are not always ours to make.