The Day Is Good Toward Evening

A gang of three vile scoundrels in a car hits a pregnant woman on a pedestrian crossing and speeds off. The woman dies. They leave the car by the metro and pretend it was stolen by strangers. But there is a witness—and they intimidate him; they “buy” the investigator, and the court finds the driver not guilty.

After the trial, an old woman approaches the driver and tries to set him on the right path. She is a relative of the woman who died. With the gift of foresight, the old woman tells him about his future—not a enviable one. The driver laughs at her.

But the old woman’s words come true: for seven years he ends up on an uninhabited island. A plane with a pilot crashes onto the island. They search for him; a plane comes after. Searchers find the dead pilot and—alive—the very same driver. But the island won’t let him go. His accomplices’ fate is also far from enviable.