In Time

In the dystopian future of "In Time," where aging has been halted and time itself is the economic currency, the wealthy accrue eternal life at the expense of the impoverished, who struggle to afford even the most basic survival. When a down-on-his-luck young man inherits a windfall of time, he becomes a fugitive from the ruthless "time keepers," a corrupt law enforcement tasked with maintaining the status quo. The film distills this high-stakes chase into a critique of socioeconomic disparity and the commodification of life itself.