A single evening in a cafe becomes the moment everything stops making sense. The waitress knows something the others don't, and by the time you understand what she's showing that heartbroken kid, the entire room has already shifted into somewhere else entirely. This is a show that trusts you to feel the wrongness before you can explain it. For viewers who want strangeness that builds from ordinary conversation instead of explosions, this 23-minute special is built exactly for you. Nobody remembers it exists. That's the real tragedy here.
An ordinary cafe hosts a handful of customers over the course of one evening. A pair of girls trade gossip, two men argue a point, one patron is absorbed in reading, and a young man is getting over a recent split from his girlfriend. The waitress strikes up a conversation with him and urges him to have a look at a particular easel. Meanwhile, the other customers start to pick up on strange things around them. A single-episode special, it combines drama, psychological elements and science fiction within the confines of the cafe.
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