The love of Dora’s life has broken up with her, and to make it even worse, he married another woman. She starts a pastry shop where she makes tragic love sweet by selling pastries named after famous unfulfilled lovers from film history. When she appears to also be losing her pastry shop, she makes up her mind to get her love and her pastry shop back, even if she has to lie to do it. On her way, she meets other families as well as her ex-boyfriend and his new wife. These meetings make her realise the love she hangs onto has no basis in reality. Dora stops living in a state of romantic self-pity, ends the lying and opens up to the possibility of a new, real relationship.

Nóra Lakos is a Hungarian film director. She has directed award-winning short films and TV series. HAB/CREAM is her debut feature film that premiered in the Hungarian cinemas in September 2020 and will premier on HBO in the summer of 2021. Nora graduated as a film director at the University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest and also took courses in film directing in Brussels at INSAS and at London Film School. Her short films were invited to international film festivals such as Sarajevo Film Festival, Encounters, Sofia Film Festival, TIFF. Developed her film projects at international workshops like Euro Doc, Robert Bosch Stiftung workshop, European Short Pitch, Docu RoughCut Boutique. She won British Council Short Film Award and Sarajevo City of Film special mention for her short film: EDINA (2011). Lakos is currently in pre-production of her second feature which is an adaptation of a multi-award-winning Dutch novel. Nóra is dedicated to quality family films and founded Cinemira - the first International Children’s Film Festival in Hungary - named after her daughter Míra.