Movies for Dessert: Five Films About Sweets

The weekend after this workweek symbolically begins with International Dessert Day, because sometimes all you need for the sweet life is rest and your favorite treats. Together with the online cinema VOKA, we've put together a selection of films for a relaxing weekend that will appeal to anyone, not just those with a sweet tooth. (2017)
Mr. Moll is a responsible employee at a chocolate factory and an exemplary family man. He lives in a small, cozy town with his wife and three children—sensible Evi, determined Fritz, and clever Willy. What could go wrong when one fine weekend, Mr. Moll's wife leaves for a vacation, leaving him in charge of the children? In just one day, the restless kids manage to start a war with the neighbors, steal a flying dog from the circus, and annoy the local police. Mr. Moll's troubles don't end there, as the factory's equipment breaks down, threatening to flood the city with tons of melted chocolate. Mr. Moll and his children must save the entire city and one flying dog.
(2023)
As a child, Jamila was scalded by MILK, and now she has to wear long hair.Gloves to hide the scars on her hands. A girl dreams of finding love, but for now, she brings joy to people by preparing delicious desserts. One day, the heroine is tasked with coming up with a recipe for an original cake and, in search of inspiration, begins following a mysterious customer at a pastry shop. (2020)
An ordinary family—dad Owen, mom Zoe, and their daughter Mackenzie—inherit a real traveling circus and a box of fancy crackers. it turns out that the cookies can transform you into the animal depicted on them. Even one small sweet can greatly change many things in ordinary life.
  (2000)
Life in a quiet French town changes dramatically when Vienne appears. She opens a small chocolate shop, where customers suddenly begin to understand their true desires. This woman's amazing ability to understand others works flawlessly, but only until she tries to understand herself.
The film is available for viewing in Belarusian in a special section.

(2020)
A cartoon about an unusual hair salon where the receptionist is a chocolate cupcake, and a slice of bread does the hair of the customers. The bread salon resembles a beauty salon, as the genius hairdresser Uncle Brad knows how to decorate desserts beautifully and tastefully. Uncle Brad is a master decorator and talented hairdresser who can change the life and create a wonderful mood for any client. 

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