Gassal Abbas lives alone in his house in a remote village. Abbas uses the lowest floor of his house as a mortuary, where he washes and shrouds the dead men of the village. Akay, tired of city life, passes through the village where Abbas lives. Abbas, who initially thinks Akay will only stay for one night, becomes uneasy about the situation but cannot escape it. While Abbas is haunted by his mother's nightmare, the unfolding events will bring everything to light. The only way to determine who is innocent and who is worse is to confront them. This confrontation will give the audience moments filled with fear and suspense.
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