Dough

In a quaint town, an elderly Jewish baker faces challenges as he attempts to preserve his family's baking legacy. Despite his best efforts, his bakery is on the verge of closure, leaving him feeling disheartened but resolute. One day, a curious young Muslim apprentice joins him in the pursuit of preserving the artisanal craft. The duo's relationship blossoms, transcending their cultural differences, as the old baker takes the young man under his wing. In an unexpected twist, the apprentice accidentally incorporates cannabis into the dough one fateful night. This seemingly disastrous mistake inadvertently revives the struggling bakery, causing sales to surge. As the townspeople flock to taste the new, intoxicating pastries, it becomes clear that the bakery's resurrection has opened up a new world of possibilities for both the old Jewish baker and his young Muslim apprentice. The film explores themes of friendship, cultural acceptance, and the power of serendipity through this heartwarming tale set in the backdrop of a humble bakery.