Midnight, at Linda’s Convenience is a bilingual drama set in London, exploring loneliness, displacement and the fragile connections formed between young immigrants in a modern city. The story follows Fiona, an isolated Chinese cashier who becomes fascinated by Louise, a French fashion influencer and regular customer. What begins as distant observation develops into a tentative friendship, but Fiona soon discovers the hardship concealed behind Louise’s carefully curated online identity. When Louise returns to the convenience store late one night in distress, the two women share a quiet moment over a cup of instant noodles—briefly finding comfort and companionship amid their uncertainty. Told through a gritty, cool-toned visual style, the film examines the contrast between appearance and reality, as well as the small, seemingly unnecessary moments of human connection that help people endure urban isolation.