Bakery in Brooklyn

About This Movie

Bakery in Brooklyn, directed by Gustavo Ron, has this charming, warm vibe with a hint of nostalgia. The film dives into the clash between tradition and modernity through the lens of sisters Vivien and Chloe. It's not just about baking; it's really about their relationship and how they navigate grief after their aunt's passing. The pacing is pretty steady, allowing for moments of reflection amidst the comedic mishaps. You get a real sense of Brooklyn's atmosphere, with practical effects that bring the bakery to life. Performances are genuine, especially when the sisters bicker and bond over flour and frosting. There's something refreshing about how it tackles family dynamics without falling into clichés.

Focuses on family dynamics and tradition vs. modernity · Rich portrayal of Brooklyn's culture · Strong performances enhance emotional depth