Even famous and unfamous, even rich and snobby, even ordinary people, final place is in the narrow coffin.

“Where does the soul go once it leaves the body?” For religious and philosophical reasons, viewpoints may all differ, but fundamentally, human beings have constantly asked this question. Like a lit matchstick, human life ignites the beauty and ugliness of life intensely and without reserve. The undertaker says, “The more funerals I hold, the more I think that death might not be a period but a comma.

Where does the soul go once it leaves the body?' For religious and philosophical reasons, viewpoints may all differ, but fundamentally, human beings have constantly asked this question.
Like a lit matchstick, human life ignites the beauty and ugliness of life intensely and without reserve.
'To live' and 'To prepare for death'. I would like to approach the 'life' and 'death' between two protagonists with a philosophical and humanistic perspective. I hope that this film will allow the audience to ask deeper questions about their lives.