Fool Night

In a future where dense cloud cover has blocked sunlight, causing vegetation to die and oxygen levels to drop, humanity has devised a method to convert people into plants to generate essential air. Toshiro Kamiya confronts this controversial technology while struggling with poverty and his mother’s illness, which his meager income cannot support. Facing the choice between preserving his own life or sacrificing his body to pay for her treatment, Kamiya considers undergoing transfloration. This process raises significant ethical questions about sustainability and the value of human life. As he prepares to submit to the procedure for financial relief, he explores the deteriorating moral boundaries of a society on the brink of extinction.