Paradise (2023) is a German science fiction film directed by Boris Kunz, set in a dystopian future where a biotech company, AEON, enables the transfer of lifespan between individuals. This technology creates a societal divide, allowing the wealthy to purchase extended youth by acquiring years from the less fortunate, who sell portions of their lives for financial gain.

The narrative centers on Max Toma, a donation manager at AEON, who becomes entangled in the moral complexities of this system. As he navigates the ethical dilemmas of commodifying human life, the film explores themes of social inequality and the dehumanizing effects of advanced technology. “Paradise” has been likened to an extended episode of “Black Mirror” due to its thought-provoking plot twists and commentary on futuristic societal issues.