Dough

Year: 2016

Runtime: 94 min

Language: English

Director: John Goldschmidt

DramaComedy

In London's East End, widowed baker Nat Dayan finds comfort in his Kosher bakery. His quiet life takes an unexpected turn when he forms a friendship with Ayyash, a troubled teenager. Their bond sparks a series of events that challenge their perspectives and introduce them to new experiences. Through their unlikely connection, they navigate cultural differences and discover the power of compassion and understanding in a vibrant community.

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