Extinguishment (2020) is a film that explores what awaits a society that combines rapid aging of its population with xenophobia. Taking Japan, the fastest aging country in the world, as its case study, the film examines the explosion of wildlife that accompanying Japan’s depopulation, and imagines a future where human have been almost completely wiped out by the aging coupled with an untold ecological disaster. The islands are to be inhabited by thriving wildlife and autonomous robots originally built for elderly care.