Son remembers fathers funeral skeleton driving turn of the Century hearse

John Keel's passion was cars; and the cars he loved above all others were hearses. He adored them. He studied them. He was enamored with the remarkable craftsmanship that went into making one of these oft-neglected pieces of automotive Americana. And by the time John was fifteen he was considered by many members of The Professional Car Society (a group dedicated to the restoration and preservation of vintage hearses) to be North America's greatest expert on hearses. By age sixteen John had memorized the entire catalog of every U.S.-made hearse ever built and had begun working on a comprehensive history of the American hearse. By the age of eighteen John Keel was dead, the cause of his death still a mystery.

A dwarf drives a dead bodies transport vechile heading to the cemetery causes the funeral to be disrupted due to his chaos and recklessness. He drives the car into a petrol station during the funeral, and this leads to a great tension among the relatives of the deceased and the events starts to be complicated...

Cemal drives a hearse for a living. He's entrusted with secretly carrying the body of a young girl at the request of her family. One night, he hears strange groans from the back of the truck, even though the girl hasn't got a pulse.

A man takes us on a drive in his late Father's Renault, through its quirks and treasured memories.