The young girl Kitty (Leslie-Anne Huff) has a strange ability: she can tell exactly when anyone will die by just looking at them. One day, she met Jackson, who was going to die in a few hours, so she made a strange agreement with him. She thought that Jackson was a person who could reach the "afterlife" after death. If Kitty was not mistaken, Jackson would give Kitty a message after his death to let her know what the "afterlife" was like. That night, Jackson died strangely as Kitty expected. And in the last moment before his death, Jackson saw a mysterious and terrifying image. A few days later, Kitty really received a call from the "afterlife". Frightened, she followed the instructions on the phone and went from Los Angeles to Hong Kong to meet Darren (played by Eason Chan). Darren is a bartender who is deeply troubled by his "incomplete soul". Darren and Kitty then embarked on an adventure to explore the "afterlife" and discovered the truth about the horrific images that Jackson saw before his death. And most unexpectedly, this adventure finally allowed them to discover the truth about "life", "death", and most importantly, "love". Behind the scenes: Eason, who starred in the Western film "Redemption", said that the film was the first film of the new director Zhou Xuan, and the film also received more than 3 million yuan in government funding for filming. Eason laughed and said that when Zhou Xuan asked him to perform, he made it clear that if he didn't take the role, he wouldn't start the filming, which made him flattered. Eason said that he collaborated with foreign actress Leslie-Anne Huff in the film, and his scenes were shot in Hong Kong. The film has all English dialogues, which is very challenging. It was also the first time that I felt that filming in Hong Kong had the feeling of a Hollywood production, because it is very systematic. It takes only 8 hours to shoot, and it is not like other Hong Kong films that are shot quickly and like a ghost.