‘Humane’ Captures the Moral Dilemmas of a Dystopian Euthanasia Program
Caitlin Cronenberg’s thriller explores the ethical complexities of a government initiative to reduce population amidst ecological crisis.
- ‘Humane,’ directed by Caitlin Cronenberg, features a family deciding who will die under a government euthanasia program.
- The film is set in a near future where a severe ecological disaster prompts drastic population control measures.
- Characters grapple with moral choices as they confront the implications of the government's plan.
- The narrative focuses on the wealthy York family, highlighting societal and class tensions.
- Critics praise the film for its intense psychological drama and strong performances, especially by Jay Baruchel and Enrico Colantoni.