Lamb coffee’ follows the altruistic, religious barista Mary who works at the toponymic coffee shop. The day starts as ordinary as the last but all of that changes when the sun goes down. An encounter with a malicious woman, dressed in red, puts Mary on edge as she starts her journey home. 

 

Spooked by her previous encounter, Mary tries to keep herself concealed; her head buried in her phone. Yet the news of war, famine and pestilence only unsettles her further. Suddenly a man dressed in white approaches. At first presenting himself as compassionate; a conversation with the man not only reveals his pestilential personality it also offers a warning to Mary that something the world is not prepared for is impending. 

 

As Mary passes a starving homeless man her benevolence takes over, she shows him generosity. Moved by her kindness, the man gives Mary a final warning to find safety. Frightened Mary runs away, but it’s too late. The man in black has seen all he needs to see. Even the purest of people cannot stop the apocalypse.