Making Dough(2010)
Making Dough, Short Documentary film
Threatened by the chains of the mass production, local artisan shops are disappearing along with their knowledge and secrets. Through the portrait of a traditional bakery, “Making Dough' offers an insight into the process of vanishing hand-made work.
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