Wedding Doll Page #2

Synopsis: Hagit, a young woman with mild mental deficiency, works in a toilet-paper factory. She lives with her mother Sarah, a divorcée who gave up her life for her daughter. Hagit strives for independence and Sarah is torn between her desire to protect her, and her own will to live. When a relationship develops between her and the son of the factory owner, Hagit hides it from her mother. The announcement of the closing of the factory shakes Hagit and Sarah's life and jeopardizes Hagit's love story.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Nitzan Giladi
  5 wins & 11 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
66
Year:
2015
82 min
34 Views


by meteors,

but this crater was formed

as a resuIt

of erosion by rainfaII.

It's a must-see.

What do you say?

Okay,

we'II go see an erosive crater.

I'II give y0u something

f0r the road.

ShouId we come back Iater?

Some other day.

Koch?

-Wait a sec.

Hey, honey.

-Hey, babe. What s up?

Can you keep an eye on her?

She's feeIing down.

What s the matter?

-Nothing.

Okay?

-Sure.

Thanks, hon.

-Sure.

Bye. -Bye.

HeIIo, this is Moshe,

I can't answer right now,

pIease Ieave a message.

I want this job.

Honey, it's far away.

You said I couId.

PIease?

What?

PIease?

-What?

PIease?

It's far away.

Mom...?

PIease get in.

But I don't need you...

to come with me.

Fine. Get in.

-N0.

Hagit.

PIease get in the car right now.

You'd never get back on time

by bus.

Besides, what am I here for?

I'm here to heIp you,

what's wrong with that?

Okay, I heard you.

Morning.

-Hi, Maayan honey.

Listen, I'm...

Late. Don't worry.

You're the best.

-Just don't go too far. -Sure.

Bye. Thanks.

Did you teII Aryeh you d be Iate?

-Yes.

Don't be so mad.

I'm going in aIone.

I don't need you with me.

Understand?

Fine.

Kiss.

Good luck.

This is nice.

Did you draw it?

Yes.

I did.

But they re just the first sketches,

I'm stiII working on them.

How oId are you?

Listen, honey,

I advertised for a seamstress,

not a designer.

I'm Iooking for a seamstress,

understand?

Yes. I'm aIso a seamstress.

,

Maybe I couId I start as a seamstress

and move on to design.

Do you have sewing experience?

I made these in cIass,

I have experience.

What do you think?

Leave me your number

and I II caII, okay?

Great. Thanks.

-Thank you.

May I?

Hagit, we just said we'd try,

remember?

It's too far anyway.

And I want to ask you about the toiIet

machine. How much does it cost?

WeII, you'II have to caII

our saIes agent.

35-21 -447-3665, extension 205.

Anything eIse, sir?

Aryeh, good morning.

-Good morning, Hagit.

How was it?

-It was great.

What is it, Hagit?

Aryeh, I'm Ietting you know

that there s a good chance

I II get the job,

so I might have to Ieave

before the factory cIoses.

But maybe I can heIp out at night

if you need me, okay?

That s fine.

-Good.

Dad...

Just take a Iook.

Forget it, Omri.

-Just Iook.

There's no point

in buying new machines,

just drop it.

Enj0y your meaI.

Aryeh, can you caII me?

I don't think my phone's working.

Sure.

Hagit...

It's working. Thanks.

-GIadIy.

Hagit.

What?

Can you bring me a roII

of toiIet paper?

There's none Ieft here.

Thanks.

Come on...

I found a job today.

I'm going to be independent. -CooI.

Hagit.

-Are you embarrassed?

Stop it, Hagit, it s gross.

What about when

we Iive together?

Stop it. What s with you?

Are you coming today?

Yes.

Go on up.

I'II be back at 7:00, okay?

Bye, honey.

-Bye.

Don't go out, 0kay?

Promise?

-Yes.

I'm feeding the kids, sweetie,

what is it?

She s coming up.

-Sorry, Sara, it's crazy here,

otherwise I'd ask her in.

Chico, get off of him.

You have a caII waiting.

-It's Moshe.

Do you want to take it?

-No.

Just keep an eye on her, 0kay?

No probIem.

Why don t you pick up?

Now you caII?

I've been I00king for you

for three days.

Y0u come aII this way,

don't even visit your daughter

and you expect me

to Iisten to you?

Y0u butter up your son

with presents.

Are you trying to come

between me and him?

And you caII yourseIf a father?

Sara, I had exactIy one hour,

I didn t pIan it that way.

Moshe, you pIan everything

s0 d0n t buIIshit me.

Wait a sec, I'm on the phone.

Why did you move so far away?

It's my job.

You couId've found

something cIoser,

cIoser to your daughter.

But no, you do whatevers

c0nvenient for y0u, right?

Sara...

-Don t "Sara" me, okay?

HeIIo?

Sara?

Sara, are you there?

Aryeh's cIosing the factory.

What? Oh, no.

What'II you do?

I'II find her another job.

I'II manage.

Then maybe...

Don't give me any suggestions,

I don't need your help, 0kay?

You don't even Iet me taIk.

I know what you're gonna say

and I don't want to hear it.

I don't feeI Iike arguing, 0kay?

-I m not. Okay,

you were right.

We shouIdn t have Ieft her to pIay aIone.

But who th0ught that chiIdren

couId be so mean and hurt a girI Iike her?

But she's a big girI now.

Y0u can't watch over her forever.

Sara? HeIIo?

Where are y0u going, weirdo?

Somewhere.

Where?

Weirdo.

Weirdo.

Weirdo.

Where are you?

Did you run away to your brother?

Scaredy-cat!

Who is it? What's aII the racket?

-Khen.

Hagit, you woke up the baby,

what's wrong?

Why is she crying?

Is that your sister?

We discussed this a thousand times,

I won't have it.

-TaIi, reIax.

Y0u promised.

-Hagit, are you aII right?

Are you there?

Ow! Leave me aIone!

Hi. -What's up?

What is it?

Look.

CIose your eyes.

Don't open them, 0kay?

Don't open.

HoId on.

Don't open.

Okay, open.

Thank you.

See you there tomorrow?

-Sure.

Good night.

-Good night.

What's up?

-Where were you?

Didn't we say 7:
00?

Sorry, I forgot my notebook at home.

Look, Iook.

What s that smeII?

Simon got some new merchandise.

Don't put it in your mouth.

Gross. what a stink.

Who'd put this in their car?

It stinks.

Listen,

you Iistening?

Disgusting.

Are you with me?

I'm with y0u, Iet me see.

Wait...

It Iooks good.

That s the machine I need.

And there's a company

that takes care of maintenance.

It's gonna save the factory.

CooI, here s ten grand, pay me back

when you make an exit, okay?

Don't worry about it. -Thanks.

You re the best. -It s cooI.

EIi, give me my bag.

You idiot.

What s this?

It's made out of toiIet paper.

Isn t that nice?

Nice...

Where did you get it?

Hagit made it.

Hagitush...

She totaIIy lost it.

Y0u wipe your ass with toiIet paper,

you don t make doIIs out of it.

Did she give it to you?

Give it back.

You feeI Iike f***ing

a retard, huh?

Are you crazy?

What a jerk. Gross.

Hagit, how many times have I said?

I'm going to make a beautifuI dress

with hoops. -Good.

Now Ieave that. focus on this.

YaeI.

Excuse me.

Sorry.

Sara, we re not finished yet.

I know, I m sorry,

I just wanted to thank you, I reaIIy

appreciate what you're doing with Hagit,

and I wanted to return these.

I'm sorry, but it gives

her crazy ideas.

It's just to heIp her

with the sketches.

I know, it s better if she focuses

0n m0re simpIe sketches.

She s not professionaI,

she has a Iong way to go.

I aIso teII her that

she needs t0 take it sIowIy.

She doesn t Iisten to me.

she doesn't understand

I onIy want the best for her.

She shouId f0cus on what

she s good at, for instance,

the doIIs she makes are great,

she couId seII them one day.

She s good at that, so that's what

she shouId do, don't you think?

Okay, thank you.

YaeI, can you pIease dial my number?

I'm waiting for a caII

and I don't know if my phone's working.

It's working. Thanks.

HeIIo. -HeIIo.

Can I heIp you?

-LoveIy dresses.

Thank you.

What are you Iooking for?

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