A.E.S.O.P.
Love or eternity? What would you choose?
2019 · 1h 32m · N/A Romance, Science Fiction
Overview
An award winning Indie festival favorite, AESOP is a film about a company that has developed a pill that ends the aging process, meaning people will not age or die of old age. Unfortunately, not everyone will get it. Ruth works at AESOP, helping decide who gets the pill and who doesn't. She meets and falls in love with Marie, and eventually learns that Marie will not be eligible for the pill.
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