The movie tells about Christmas Eve when a family drove to the grandmother's house. The father drove to sleep, and a black extension car was met. When the father dodged, he killed the woman in white and her daughter who was pushing the stroller on the side of the road. Only the daughter survived. In the movie, the four people in the car should die in the same way as they did when they died in a car accident. The black car called an emergency call and rescued the girl. Then the souls of those people struggled on the road to death, completing the redemption. The driver of the black car should be a passerby, only appearing at the end of the film, but in the near-death consciousness of the person in the car accident, he subconsciously understands him as the god of death, or the extraditioner of death, after all, if it were not for that car, no one would die.
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