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From morning coffees to evening digestives, we slalom between the demands of a hurried clientele, overflowing privacy and deliberate sexist provocations.
To the incessant din of the bistro is opposed the sorority of a team of women. These voices are all contained in the character of "she". A sharp monologue, filled with intimate anecdotes where the author details her own experience as a waitress. She summoned the women of her career, the RNB singers who passed in her ears, and the memorable encounters.
Through interviews with her former colleagues, Marion carries a choral voice that poeticizes the mental load and dominant relationships, putting at a distance the famous injunction "the customer is king".
This documentary poem reveals a raw reality where the woman is not distinguished from the object of service and desire, and whose body is on the front line.