In Three Deaths, three strangers from different walks of life are brought together by a singular event: a fatal car crash. As they confront death, they grapple with their individual beliefs and perspectives on life, love, and mortality.
The first stranger is a wealthy businessman, whose life is defined by success and power. He is arrogant and self-absorbed, believing that his accomplishments will guarantee him immortality. However, the crash shatters his illusions, and he is forced to confront his own mortality.
The second stranger is a young woman, who lives a simple life filled with love and family. She is optimistic and believes in the goodness of people and the universe. However, her faith is tested when her husband dies in the crash, leaving her to grapple with grief and loss.
The third stranger is a homeless man, who has lived a life of hardship and struggle. He has no family and no possessions, but he possesses a rare sense of wisdom and understanding. He accepts death with grace and acceptance, seeing it as a natural part of the cycle of life.
As the three strangers confront their own mortality, they are forced to confront each other's beliefs and perspectives. Through their interactions, they discover the beauty and fragility of life and the human connections that make it meaningful. By the end of the film, they all come to a deeper understanding of life and the value of every moment.