In Emma Kopkowski's documentary 'Regulars,' viewers are taken on a 24-hour journey at Jake's Diner in Greensboro, North Carolina. The film captures the rich tapestry of lives intersecting within this singular space, featuring regulars like a grieving father and standard late-night patrons. Kopkowski reveals how the diner operates as a microcosm of community life, providing comfort, food, and a sense of belonging to its diverse clientele, despite the constant turnover of people and the changing times.
Kopkowski’s film illustrates the paradox of diners; they are constantly evolving yet remain a steadfast gathering point, full of community and life stories.
The documentary captures diverse moments from patrons, from a grieving single father to a familiar late-night regular, revealing the diner’s role in their lives.
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