The Waitress Was New

The narrative centers on Pierre, a seasoned bartender in a Paris café, who keenly observes the eclectic mix of customers that frequent his establishment. As the café faces closure, Pierre grapples with feelings of loss and solitude over three introspective days. His reflections reveal a deep empathy for the human condition, highlighting themes of anguish, resilience, and the beauty found in everyday life. This poignant exploration showcases the quiet strength and vulnerabilities of its characters, establishing Dominique Fabre as a master of capturing life's subtleties.