The abundance and variety of gestures and feelings captured is impressive. Boredom and curiosity are part of it, but also love or 'routine waiting'. The public space suddenly becomes intimate and private. The people seem to be following a hidden choreography. Their waiting releases them from the hurry and restlessness of the city and the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Coming to rest is forced, but the reactions to it are spontaneous and reveal something about the respective person. The atmosphere of the film is not only determined by the pictures and scenes, but also essentially by the music.