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Plan 75

2022 [JAPANESE]

Drama / Sci-Fi

Plan 75

2022 [JAPANESE]

Drama / Sci-Fi

Available in: 720p.WEB.JAPANESE 1080p.WEB.JAPANESE
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WEB: same quality as BluRay
BluRay estimated release date: February 07, 2023

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95% TOMATOMETER · 56 reviews

78% AUDIENCE · 50 ratings

6.6/10 · 3.2K

720p.WEB.JAPANESE 1080p.WEB.JAPANESE
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WEB: same quality as BluRay
BluRay ETA: February 07, 2023

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Plot summary

In a Japan of the near future, the government program Plan 75 encourages senior citizens to be voluntarily euthanized to remedy a super-aged society. An elderly woman whose means of survival are vanishing, a pragmatic Plan 75 salesman, and a young Filipino laborer face choices of life and death.

Director

Chie Hayakawa

Top cast

Stefanie Arianne as Maria

Hisako Ôkata as Ineko

Mari Nakayama as Michi's Co-workers

Kazuyoshi Kushida as Fujimaru

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1.01 GB

1280*720

Japanese 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 52 min

Seeds 1

2.08 GB

1920*1080

Japanese 5.1

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 52 min

Seeds 17

Comments 2

PsiPhiGuy 681 days ago

So, basically Canada in 2024.

EngrishNoGood 1285 days ago

you'll own nothing and be happy

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IMDb reviews

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4 / 10

Great concept, poor execution. The images were well-done

YouShouldKnow

Great concept, poor execution. The images were well-done and the colors chosen to give the feeling of seeming hopelessness from the main characters. However…

6 / 10

With the ever ageing population putting considerable pressure

CinemaSerf

With the ever ageing population putting considerable pressure on the resources of the Japanese government, they pass legislation that will allow any citizen…

With the ever ageing population putting considerable pressure on the resources of the Japanese government, they pass legislation that will allow any citizen over the age of seventy-five to apply for an assisted suicide programme. They will get $1,000 and an all expenses paid, group, cremation. "Hiromu Okabe" (Hayato Isomura) is a young man charged with the administration of applications and he encounters "Michi" (Chieko Baishô). This is a lady still pretty sound of mind and body, but who is alone. She feels her existence is a burden, her home is soon to be demolished and it's fair to say that she sees little purpose in continuing to go through the motions. The young man also encounters an elderly gentleman - his estranged uncle "Yukio" (Take Takao) who is of a similar state of mind and although he cannot deal with this case directly, this triumvirate of individuals serve as a potent conduit for some thought-provoking cinema. "Hiromu" treats 'Plan 75" (curious that it is titled and branded in English) as a job. He has little personal investment in any of his clients - until, that is, he faces some personal conflict. Meantime, "Michi" has been chatting to a young lady who is on the telephone for support purposes and gradually their chatting leads to a bond and perhaps she begins to have doubts? As the threads gather together the film starts to become faintly silly - the ending is flawed on quite a few levels for me - practical and philosophical, but this story still offers us food for thought as we consider just how arbitrary age is when we evaluate suitability for things. Society uses it all the time - when we can start doing something and when we ought to stop. It rarely, if ever, looks at the particulars of the individual - it just makes simplistic generalisations. This film goes some way to challenging that perspective and though I was quite disappointed with it's lack of focus and slightly meandering narrative, Baishô and Isomura deliver well and it's certainly something to think about.

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