Comedy,Drama,Science Fiction United States of America,Norway
After the occupational therapist, Paul, and his wife, Audrey, learn about the successful experiment of downsizing, they decide to undergo the procedure themselves. The process involves them being shrunk to four inches tall and transferred to a community called Leisureland, specifically designed for small individuals.
Upon arriving at Leisureland, Paul and Audrey are amazed by the luxurious lifestyle and the reduced cost of living. They soon learn that their assets from the regular-sized world now seem enormous, allowing them to afford a lavish house and all the commodities they couldn't have before. However, as they settle into their new life, they start to encounter the complex realities and unexpected challenges of the downsized world.
Paul's interest in saving the planet, an initially motivating factor, gets sidelined as he becomes consumed by the pursuit of personal pleasure and wealth. He finds himself entangled in shallow relationships and materialistic desires, losing sight of his original intentions. Meanwhile, Audrey struggles with the newfound excess of free time and seeks fulfillment through a social group called "The Transition," which aims to address the emotional and psychological adjustments of downsizing.
Despite their individual struggles, Paul and Audrey manage to reconnect with each other, realizing the importance of their relationship and the importance of making a difference in the world around them. They become acquainted with Ngoc Lan Tran, a Vietnamese activist who was downsized against her will and now lives in the impoverished "slums" outside of Leisureland.
Driven by a conviction to make a positive impact, Paul and Audrey join forces with Ngoc. They discover an unethical plot involving the community's management and the exploitation of downsized individuals. Together, they form a plan to expose the truth and fight for justice. As they navigate various challenges and dangers, they find themselves questioning the true meaning of happiness and purpose.
In their journey to secure justice, Paul and Audrey rediscover their compassion and commitment to making a difference. They unite the downsized community, challenging the status quo and aiming to change the world for the better. Through their efforts, they not only confront the immediate issue at hand but also reignite their love and rediscover the importance of living a meaningful life.
Upon arriving at Leisureland, Paul and Audrey are amazed by the luxurious lifestyle and the reduced cost of living. They soon learn that their assets from the regular-sized world now seem enormous, allowing them to afford a lavish house and all the commodities they couldn't have before. However, as they settle into their new life, they start to encounter the complex realities and unexpected challenges of the downsized world.
Paul's interest in saving the planet, an initially motivating factor, gets sidelined as he becomes consumed by the pursuit of personal pleasure and wealth. He finds himself entangled in shallow relationships and materialistic desires, losing sight of his original intentions. Meanwhile, Audrey struggles with the newfound excess of free time and seeks fulfillment through a social group called "The Transition," which aims to address the emotional and psychological adjustments of downsizing.
Despite their individual struggles, Paul and Audrey manage to reconnect with each other, realizing the importance of their relationship and the importance of making a difference in the world around them. They become acquainted with Ngoc Lan Tran, a Vietnamese activist who was downsized against her will and now lives in the impoverished "slums" outside of Leisureland.
Driven by a conviction to make a positive impact, Paul and Audrey join forces with Ngoc. They discover an unethical plot involving the community's management and the exploitation of downsized individuals. Together, they form a plan to expose the truth and fight for justice. As they navigate various challenges and dangers, they find themselves questioning the true meaning of happiness and purpose.
In their journey to secure justice, Paul and Audrey rediscover their compassion and commitment to making a difference. They unite the downsized community, challenging the status quo and aiming to change the world for the better. Through their efforts, they not only confront the immediate issue at hand but also reignite their love and rediscover the importance of living a meaningful life.
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