The Suicide Shop

In a near-future city ravaged by climate change and consumed by despair, the Tuvache family runs the Suicide Shop — a business selling the equipment and instructions needed to end one's life. The family is a study in morbid irony: the father Mishima, the anorexic son Vincent, and the self-loathing daughter Marilyn all embody the melancholy of their trade. Their youngest brother Alain, however, refuses to let the shop's grim purpose define him. As he and his family navigate a world that has given up on hope, Alain's quiet persistence begins to transform the shop's inventory and the family's outlook, turning a business of despair into something far less certain.