Hagit is a 24-year-old woman living with her mother, Sarah, in Mitzpe Ramon. She has a
mild intellectual disability, characterized by slow speech and a lack of intellectual maturity. Hagit works at a small
toilet paper factory owned by Arie and his wife Pnina. The factory also employs Omri, Arie and Pnina’s son. Sarah, a divorced single mother, works as a hotel housekeeper in Mitzpe Ramon. Aware of Hagit’s limitations, she is overly protective, much to Hagit’s frustration, as she considers herself "grown-up and independent." Sarah tries to introduce Hagit to Elad, who has a similar intellectual capacity, but Hagit refuses, as she is in love with Omri. Chen, Hagit’s brother, is married with a child but does not assist Sarah in caring for Hagit. He believes she should be moved to a group home, a view shared by Moshe, Sarah’s ex-husband. Hagit is infatuated with Omri, who shows her kindness, though partly out of pity. She dreams of marrying him someday. The two bond at the factory, where Hagit makes a paper bride doll and Omri crafts a paper groom. They often sit together on a cliff overlooking the Ramon Crater, sharing conversations and light kisses. Sarah struggles to build a romantic relationship with Chaim because she cannot leave Hagit alone. The
factory faces financial difficulties, and Arie plans to close it despite Omri’s protests. Hagit looks for a job at a bridal salon in
Be'ersheba, but the owner rejects her. Omri hopes to save the factory by purchasing new machinery and borrows money from his friends, Eli and Simon, but Arie dismisses the idea and insists Omri study in Canada after catching him kissing Hagit. Omri tells his friends he plans to leave, prompting them to throw a farewell party at the factory, inviting Hagit, who mistakenly believes it is a wedding. She designs a wedding dress out of toilet paper rolls and arrives at the party. Eli and Simon mock her and harass her while Omri fails to intervene. Heartbroken, she runs away into the night. Sarah searches for her and eventually finds her on the road, bringing her back home. Sarah decides to place Hagit in a group home, and Hagit does not resist. As they drive to the home, Hagit holds her paper bride doll out the car window and lets it fall, symbolizing the end of her dream to marry. ==Cast==