The Mortician

He (Method Man) is a silent man, always wearing a hat and trench coat, silently walking through the streets of this morally corrupt, dilapidated and desperate city. Death happens every day and is commonplace. Young people who don’t know the heights of the world are whizzing by and squandering their lives. During the day, he worked as an undertaker in a city funeral home, cleaning up the mutilated corpses with skillful, professional and solemn techniques, and taking the deceased through the final journey; at night, he sat in a small house surrounded by angry and noisy neighbors, carefully making animal specimens, and finding the final comfort for their owners. One day, a female corpse caused ripples in his stagnant inner world. The corpse was tattooed with Botticelli's masterpiece "The Birth of Venus", and the familiar pattern evoked his memories of the past. The city's self-destruction continues, and he cannot remain calm forever...