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Rhys comes to Milo and asks him to bake a cake for his domineering wife, unknowingly using the village's assassination code.
Milo prepares for a date with Rhiannon, and after the date they have sex. They later reunite at the bakery.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The credits reveal that Bjorn has settled in Gwynfyd with Bob.
At the pub, landlord Bryn Morgan mistakes Milo for the village's new baker, and Milo adopts the identity.
Rhys tells Milo and the town that Bjorn tortured him for information about Milo.
Bjorn kidnaps Rhiannon to draw Milo out after torturing Rhys for information.
Eggs accepts a supposed assassination request involving Bob and fires a silenced shot into Bob's house.
Eggs begins working for Milo as his assistant and later helps him at the bakery as a pastrycook.
Milo has a conversation with his fellow assassin and friend Leo before hiding at Leo's country property.
Bjorn is described as a rival assassin working for the same organization. He seeks Milo's termination and is assigned to kill him.
A dissatisfied assassin discovers a second chance through an accidental bakery identity, community support, and a deliberate rejection of violence.
Directed by Gareth Lewis
The Baker (2007) · 6.4/10 · comedy, crime, thriller
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