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    Dough

    An old Jewish baker (Jonathan Pryce) struggles to keep his business afloat, but later his young Muslim apprentice (Jerome Holder) accidentally drops cannabis in the dough and sends sales sky high.
    Duration: 94 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 2015
    IMDb: 6.2
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  • Actors of "Dough"

  • Characters of "Dough"

    Nat Dayan. Character of Dough
    Played by: Jonathan Pryce
  • Directors of "Dough"

    John Goldschmidt. Director of Dough
    John Goldschmidt
    Birthdate: 1 August 1943, London, England, UK
  • Creators of "Dough"

    Jonathan Benson. Director of Dough
    Jonathan Benson
    Birthdate: 27 August 1965, Edgware, Middlesex, England, UK
  • Critic Reviews of "Dough"

    San Diego Reader
    May 05, 2016

    A culture-clash comedy at once so-bad-it's-good and so-good-it's-bad that it kept me laughing throughout.

    AV Club
    May 05, 2016

    It's tempting to ask whether the writers were high when they came up with the concept for Dough, except that the film itself makes it clear that they don't have a lot of experience in that area.

    Hollywood Reporter
    May 04, 2016

    It's all about as predictable as it sounds, but it works anyway, thanks to some snappy dialogue and the engaging turns by old pros Pryce and Collins.

    Seattle Times
    April 29, 2016

    Though Dough is often in danger of running off the rails with improbable and unnecessary plot twists, it is always essentially entertaining and warm in its observations of hope rekindled through simple relationships.

    Philadelphia Inquirer
    April 29, 2016

    Dough's formulaic structure is made up for by the dynamic chemistry between its leads. Pryce and Holder play off each other with all the bluster and awkwardness of a real-life father and son.

    Los Angeles Times
    April 28, 2016

    A stickily genteel, cross-cultural comedy-drama that comes up blandly lacking on all counts.

    Phantom Tollbooth
    September 19, 2016

    Dough is a little gem in this year's independent films.

    The Sunday Age
    August 03, 2016

    A pot comedy that amiably bridges every divide possible - religion, class, age, and pastry preference.

    The Age (Australia)
    July 28, 2016

    Give or take a handful of clumsy topical references, this is a film that could well have been made in the 1970s or '80s. Much of Goldschmidt's career has been in TV, and his old-fashioned technique is shaped by the requirements of the small screen.

    It's Just Movies
    July 12, 2016

    The serious lessons are lost in this fluffy sit-com.

    The Young Folks
    May 29, 2016

    John Goldschmidt's Dough is a film of great warmth, lofty intentions and mediocre screenwriting.

    Groucho Reviews
    May 25, 2016

    Tastes awfully stale...those with a high tolerance for 'nice' movies will happily roll with this Dough. But know that it is proudly unsophisticated in its storytelling.

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