Plan 75

In the near future, Japan is experiencing a rapid acceleration of population aging. To extinguish the unless load that this persons invest to their families and to the society, according to the government's estimate, they are going to implement a new program called 'Plan 75'. This program will provide ancient people logistical and financial support to end with their life. The internal conflict that will have a young philippine worker, a funcional seller from the plan and an ancient women who they want to implement the program would absorb de attention from the audience all the film.

Directed by the japanese filmmaker Chie Hayakawa ('Niagara') and star by Hayato Isomura ('What Did You Eat Yesterday?'), Chieko Baisho ('Howl's Moving Castle'), Yumi Kawai ('The Lines that Define Me'), Taka Takao ('Your Eyes Tell'), Stefanie Arianne ('Jose's Tour de Tokyo'), Hisako ôkata ('Fullmetal Alchemist: The Revenge of Scar') and Kazuyoshi Kushida ('Nobody Knows') with the story from Jason Gray and Hayakawa, the filmmaker, who also has wrote the screenplay, the film presents a possible alternative to the situation the country starts to live. A full-length film that mix drama with science fiction that has win the Camera dÒr Award Special Mention.