Logan's Run

In the year 2116, the futuristic city of San Francisco is now a domed utopia known as New Vegas, where advanced technology and an alluring landscape make life seem almost too good to be true. The inhabitants of this once-great metropolis have made a pact with the world, promising to live life to the fullest but at a terrible cost. The ruling council, known as the Sandmen, has decreed that every individual will be given the gift of eternal life – as long as they are prepared to give it up by their 30th birthday. As with many things, what initially seems like a grand bargain eventually turns out to be a cruel and inhumane trick. When the clock strikes 30, the citizens are given the opportunity to participate in a civic ceremony called the Carousel, where they are placed in a large, ornate wheel known as the Renewal Ceremony, where they will "be renewed" in a spectacular display of light, music, and technology. It's all done in the name of peace, tranquility, and, above all, population control. In reality, it's just an efficient way to get rid of people who have reached the end of their usefulness – by erasing their existence completely. Logan 5, a skilled Sandman tasked with eliminating those who have fled the Carousel, is known for being one of the most efficient Sandmen in the history of New Vegas. His partner, Jessica, is a brilliant and fearless Sandman who, despite her strict adherence to the rules, is beginning to question the morality of their mission. Together, they have dedicated their lives to keeping the city's population in check and maintaining order within its confines. Logan is haunted by the memory of his friend, Felix, who refused to participate in the Carousel. The city's ruthless enforcement of its "30 or Less" rule forced him to seek alternative solutions. In a desperate bid to preserve his existence, Felix turned to a group of rebels known as "runners," who have dedicated themselves to evading the Sandmen and living outside the city's control. When Logan and Jessica are sent to investigate a runner's hideout, they stumble upon a beautiful young woman named Rem. Logan, though initially cold and calculating, is drawn to Rem's warmth and vulnerability. As he struggles with his duty to eliminate her, he begins to experience a deep-seated sense of guilt and unease. It becomes clear that Rem is more than just a rebellious teenager – she is a key player in the city's underground movement. As Logan and Jessica grow closer to her, they begin to understand the true horrors of the city they inhabit. The more they learn, the more they realize that everything they thought they knew about New Vegas is a lie. Together, the trio sets out on a perilous journey to uncover the secrets of the city and the true meaning behind the Carousel. Along the way, they encounter a wise old man named Doctor Zachary Moreau who seems to hold the key to the city's mysterious past. As Logan grapples with his duty and his newfound sense of humanity, he is forced to confront the darker aspects of his existence. The stakes are raised as the group narrowly escapes the Sandmen and the city's automated security systems. With each passing moment, they find themselves drawn further into the heart of the rebellion. As the truth about New Vegas begins to unravel, the city's authorities become increasingly desperate to maintain control. In a climactic showdown, Logan and his companions are pursued by the ruthless Sandmen, who will stop at nothing to maintain the status quo. In a final, desperate bid to preserve their freedom and expose the truth about the Carousel, they embark on a thrilling adventure through the city's hidden tunnels and abandoned buildings. Ultimately, Logan must confront the cruel reality of his existence and the city he has sworn to protect. He must choose between the cold, calculated life of a Sandman and the promise of a brighter, more authentic future outside the city's walls. As he stands at the edge of a precipice, looking out at the world beyond New Vegas, he realizes that the true meaning of freedom lies not in escaping the law, but in embracing his humanity and forging a new path – one that will be defined not by the number on his wrist, but by his own choices and desires.