Caffeine (2006)

An amusing light drama set in a backstreet Lonfon coffee shop. The setting enables us to follow several parallel sets of lives, linked by the location. The woman who runs the place has just thrown out her boyfriend, who was also the chef, so things behind the scenes are a little tense.

Among the other customers, there are two well-dressed businessmen; one of them has got into difficulties with the police and has compromised the other by saying that he will give him an alibi. He refuses, and the first man says he will tell the second man's bride-to-be that he is a crossdresser -- evidently this is true. She promptly arrives and joins them at the table.

As the story is slowly dragged out, we see the man momentarily wearing female underwear, with a vacuum cleaner.

As the woman grows increasingly angry, he starts to plead and reminds her of the impending wedding; we see him for a moment in a wedding dress.

HF December 2007

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