The children of a millionaire are present at his ‘open coffin’ farewell where his will is read out loud. It states, that whoever completes his last task gets a key to a safe with the majority of his money.
Surprisingly, the deceased has consumed the key, and the only way he'll allow for it to be removed is for one of them to eat through his dead body. The children argue amongst themselves to see who'll be the successor.

The project aims to discuss the themes of ideals, morality, greed and what is considered ethical in death through an elevated lens of a rich family that has no moral boundaries but is influenced by them externally.
It is aimed towards young adults, and people who like to overshare their familial problems with strangers instead of professional psychiatrists due to insecurities.

Why wouldn't you like to see a group of rich people go through an indescribably stupid ordeal involving death — like get eaten on screen — because we would, but we're unable to financially fulfil these fantasies as broke students.

All the Money goes toward financing the location, equipment, props, food and travel costs. The crew participates in the project out of passion for film and not for the money. Unlike the wealthy characters in our story.