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They Know Not What They Do
Abraham, driven by a divine calling, is a man on a chilling mission. He possesses an eerie gift: the ability to hear God's voice when nobody else can. As a driver by night, Abraham bears witness to the dark decay of human morality, encountering one passenger after another. Just like the fabled cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, he senses the impending arrival of God's wrath upon this wicked city. Convinced that he has been chosen to ignite the inferno of divine justice, Abraham inches closer to fulfilling his twisted purpose with each new passenger.
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Abraham, driven by a divine calling, is a man on a chilling mission. He possesses an eerie gift: the ability to hear God's voice when nobody else can. As a driver by night, Abraham bears witness to the dark decay of human morality, encountering one passenger after another. Just like the fabled cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, he senses the impending arrival of God's wrath upon this wicked city. Convinced that he has been chosen to ignite the inferno of divine justice, Abraham inches closer to fulfilling his twisted purpose with each new passenger.
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