Table for One

A man in his forties enters a silent, crowded café where everyone sits alone, expressionless. Served coffee he didn't order, he finds himself unable to speak or smile. As the eerie stillness deepens, he senses a truth he can't ignore-he's part of something repeating, inescapable.

A quiet, haunting reflection on routine, numbness, and the slow fading of self in the familiar.