The Cakemaker (האופה מברלין)

The Cakemaker

Kredenz Cafe & Bakery

Good morning. - Good morning. Hello.

How are you?

Good, and you? - Good, thank you.

Every time I come to Berlin,

this is the first place I visit because of your cookies.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

What do you recommend today?

Here we have a raisin pastry on the left,

and we have poppy seed pastries, but you don't like those.

True.

This is a classic Black Forest cake

here in the middle.

Should I explain in English? - No.

I trust you.

I'll take this one,

a double espresso, and a box of your cinnamon cookies.

Cinnamon cookies. - My wife loves them.

You may sit. - Thank you.

Here you go. - Thank you.

For your wife. - Thank you.

Is everything okay?

Yes, thank you.

Can I ask you something?

My son in Israel has a birthday

and I don't have a clue what to get him.

Do you have an idea for a typical German present?

How old is your son? - 6 years old.

What are you doing here in Berlin?

I work for an Israeli-German company.

City planning, trains.

I know a toy store that specializes in trains from steel,

they build and paint them by hand.

Maybe you get him a small train.

That's a good idea.

Maybe you can come with me?

It would be nice to be guided by a real Berliner.

I'm not a real Berliner, but...

sure, I can take you there.

ONE YEAR LATER

Tai Tai!

Yes, sweetie, it's your father.

How are you?

Yes?

How was school today?

Are you a good boy? Not causing your mother any trouble?

I'll be back on Thursday.

I'll pick you up from school, and we'll go for pizza.

Okay, sweetie, me too.

I love you very, very much.

Let me talk to your mother.

Hey, how are you?

A bit tired, that's all.

Okay, fine.

Bye.

Why didn't you call me?

It wasn't planned.

How long are you staying?

Two days.

When are you coming back?

Beginning of December.

I brought the cookies for your wife.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

When was the last time?

Thursday.

Where?

At home,

on the bed.

What did you do?

I laid her down,

then I kissed her.

Where exactly?

On the neck,

mouth,

eyes.

One month.

The number you've dialed is currently unavailable.

Please leave a message at the tone.

Oren, it's me. You're probably on the plane.

You forgot your cookies and your keys here.

I'll see you soon.

The number you've dialed is currently unavailable.

Please leave a message at the tone.

Oren, I've called you a couple of times,

I don't know when you're coming back.

Just call me back.

The number you've dialed is currently unavailable,

Please leave a message...

Hello. - Hello.

I'm looking for Oren. Is he here?

I'm from "Cafe Kredenz," I must deliver this.

Oren isn't here.

Where is he?

He doesn't work here anymore.

Did he quit?

He ordered this, and I was in the area

so I wanted to give it to him.

I just want to know where he is.

Please.

I can't really talk about this.

There was an accident in Jerusalem,

his office told us almost six weeks ago.

That's all we know.

Oren was killed.

Sweetheart.

You're not cold anymore?

Change of personal status, Married / Divorced...

Widowed

That's all.

You bring it to the municipality with your ID and passport,

you sign it, and that's it.

Okay.

It needs to be done.

I'm going back to the Cafe on Sunday.

What about Itai?

I'll leave work early to pick him up,

Dana will help me out.

It'll be fine.

Just don't exert yourself.

Okay.

Are you coming for Shabbat?

We'll come next week.

Okay?

Okay.

We'll talk tomorrow.

Thank you, Motti.

Hi. - Hi.

Sorry I'm late, the bus drove off without stopping.

I had to wait for the next one.

Never mind.

Do you have some Pastrami?

What's up, Avram?

Thank God. How are you?

Okay.

Salami? Pork?

Pork? Come on...

Here.

So that you won't open without a Kosher certificate.

Thank you, I forgot that the one we have is outdated.

It's okay, Motti told me.

Have a good week and a good month.

Thanks. I'd offer you coffee, but I still didn't clean the machine...

I already had one. - Okay.

Good luck. - Thanks.

Goodbye.

Cafe Paamon is hereby approved Kosher

Hello.

Hebrew Youth Swimming Pool

I'm off.

There is soup on the stove, take it off in ten minutes.

Are you picking Itai up at 13:00?

No, I have a class at 12:00, I told you on Wednesday.

I forgot. - Sorry.

Don't worry, I'll be fine.

Bye. - Bye.

Have a good time, Dana. - Thanks.

Hi. Motti?

No, everything's fine.

Could you pick Itai up at 13:00?

Oh...

Okay. I'll manage.

I'll close for an hour or something.

Okay.

Alright.

So I'll see you later. Bye.

Hey.

How are you? - Okay.

Yeah? Let me see you.

Listen, Aviva caught me on the way out.

She said he's shutting himself off.

Maybe you should talk to her.

Fine.

Who's that?

A student, he works here.

Where is he from? - He's German.

Of all the places in the world, you bring a German into your kitchen?

Two phone calls and I could find you ten new workers.

What do you want? It works for me. What's the problem?

He's German.

Come on, stop it,

he's right here, that's not nice. - It's okay, he doesn't hear us.

I'll see you. - Okay, thank you.

Here you go.

Did you get any homework?

What is he doing?

Anat, he can't use the oven, it's forbidden.

I know, we won't sell those.

If Avram sees this, your cafe is finished, Anat.

I know.

Come, I want to talk to you outside.

Yes?

Is he alright?

What do you mean? Where is he?

What do you mean, you don't know where my son is?

Excuse me, can I have a cappuccino?

A cappuccino, please.

Shabbat!