THURSDAY; 5 AM

Thursday, 5 AM Driven by a tense debate about human empathy, two friends set out to prove a point about modern society. One claims people have become so callous that anyone would agree to bury a suicide victim for the right price; the other refuses to believe humanity is lost. To settle the score, they drive through the city, offering money to three different strangers in exchange for completing the act. But as each passenger steps into the car—a haggling pragmatist, a struggling commuter, and a strangely willing youth—the line between a harmless wager and a deadly plan begins to blur. What starts as a quiet urban experiment slowly unravels into a disturbing puzzle of guilt, morality, and hidden motives, leaving them to face a reality far more chilling than the bet itself.