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I really hope the stuff you're putting on me will help.

You have to make an effort. Take this bottle home,

If you apply it every night, it'll help.

I'll make an effort this time. For you, Chris.

Every time...

I'm tempted to bite them, I'll think of you.

Are you going to put that awful polish?

I'll be done in a second.

Just two more fingers.

I'll finally get a hold of myself

and stop biting my nails. -I hope so.

I don't want to let you down again.

That looks so nice.

Tell me briefly, how's Anuchka doing?

She's alright, all in all. She moved to a new place,

a new hostel.

She's happy there,

but she keeps complaining her next-door neighbor is too friendly.

She keeps asking to get together and she feels bad letting her down.

Is that right? -Yeah.

That feels really nice.

I'm happy to hear it.

That's it, Katya, bye.

The Ayalon highway is congested from Kfar Shmaryahu to the Shalom Interchange.

In Tel Aviv, Namir Road is congested from West Glilot to KKL Boulevard.

The Jerusalem-Tel Aviv Road is congested...

The flowers.

Lera.

Lerchik.

Oh my god.

Christina. -I missed you so much.

Lerchik, how was the flight?

It's from him.

My beauty.

How was your flight? Good?

Come.

I still can't believe you're here. -Me neither.

I really hope you like it here. -Beautiful flowers.

It was very important to Eitan to say it's lisianthus.

Pink lisianthus.

I'm so happy you're here.

Lerchik, want anything except water?

Want to take a shower? -Later.

I tasted the soup.

I think I should call my mother.

Why? It's no good? -It's not that, it's just...

What's wrong with it?

Honey, I'll talk to her. Don't worry about it.

Did you talk to her? -Yes.

I'll talk to her in a moment.

Your sister is very, very excited.

I think she didn't sleep all night.

Valeria, if you need something you can ask Christina.

You can ask me or her, whatever you feel comfortable.

From me, from her, it doesn't matter.

Whatever you want. Just feel good, at home.

All right?

I go see if your sister needs any help.

What do you need?

A vase.

Water. -Water.

Water.

Okay?

Need anything else? - No, everything's fine.

I don't know where the... bottle. -The corkscrew?

Yeah. -Where it always is.

Here.

I'll show you later where you can buy all that stuff.

There's a big sale now.

Christina, what about the soup?

Did you talk to my mother?

I'll talk to her in a minute.

Did you call her? -I'll call her in a minute, don't worry.

Lerchik, are you hungry? Shall I make you a sandwich?

Okay.

What?

My soup didn't come out like his mother's.

Shall I make you a pastrami sandwich?

What did you say?

I asked if she wanted to eat.

Didn't you say something about mother?

Yes, that I'm making your mom's food.

I understand "Mom".

I'll make you something after you shower.

Want to take a rest? -Mom.

You can lie down in our bed.

I want to smoke... -It didn't come out good.

Honey.

What happened, my darling? -I don't know.

Did she put the beets in the oven before?

Did you put the beets in the oven before? -Yes.

Honey, let me talk to her.

Until they became soft? -Yes. I followed her instructions.

Until they became soft. -Yes.

Did you add the spices before or after?

After. -After.

Let me talk to her. -I don't know, Mom.

Then what happened? -Don't know.

It's not that it doesn't taste good, it's just not the same.

That's okay. -Maybe she misunderstood.

It happens.

Yes.

Did you take what she left you on the table?

Tomatoes, zucchini,

eggplant, yes.

Lera, want to take a shower now?

I'd like to smoke.

Since when do you smoke, little one?

Okay.

Honey?

Honey?

Can Valeria smoke a cigarette at the window?

In the house? No way.

The heat will escape.

She'd really like to.

No.

Lera, you won't have time to shower.

Let me make you a sandwich.

Let's take your suitcase into the room, okay?

Come on.

You have a nice house.

Thanks.

It looked very different when I first got here.

Maybe you should go fix the soup.

Michael, is there a clean towel on the rack?

No.

Honey, can I go for a walk with Valeria,

show her around?

A walk? You just got here.

She wants to smoke.

And we're out of olive oil.

I don't want a repeat of what happened with...

Tania.

No way.

If she runs away, he's liable for 30,000 shekels. -Okay.

Remember that. -Fine. -Alright?

It didn't come out like yours. -Okay, okay.

Did your sister arrive? Everything okay.

Okay, Malka. -Remember what I said, I know my son.

Yes, okay.

Don't take it to heart. -Okay, Malka. Thank you. -Alright. -Bye.

Tell him to eat what he gets. -Okay, thank you, Malka.

Don't get worked up about it. -Bye. -Bye.

Want one? -No, no.

But you did.

No, thanks, I just wanted to be alone with you.

Come on.

Hi, Yossi.

How are you? -Okay, and you?

These are the dogs I told you about.

30 shekels for a 30-minute walk.

That's like 250 hryvnia.

At the salon they pay 250 an hour.

Come, I'll take you there.

Come on.

You have to make a good impression

or he might change his mind.

But he looks head over heels in love.

Really?

He isn't always like that.

He's just nervous. He wants everything to be perfect.

Look at the train tracks. See how they build it?

Isn't it amazing?

We can be in Tel Aviv in 4 minutes. No traffic.

Yes...

Lera, be careful with those cigarettes. You don't want to stink later.

Did you smoke while you guys were Skyping?

Yes.

Brave!

Just remember to brush your teeth, so you don't stink.

You know, I've missed you so much.

You know, the weather here is great.

The winter isn't cold at all and it barely rains.

It's like this in January and February too. All the time.

Even when it rains, it's never cold.

It can get really hot in summer, but then you can go to the beach.

And there's air conditioning.

You know, Michael doesn't drink.

Sometimes he has a beer, but not often.

Israelis hardly ever drink. Only wine on holidays.

I drink vodka occasionally,

but it upsets him.

Hi. -Hello.

Hello, hello.

Have a seat. -Well?

Show me a picture.

Sorry for being rude,

but I left my manners in Saint Petersburg.

She has all the photos.

This is my friend Katya.

I'd be lost here in Bat Yam without her.

And this is my beautiful sister.

See, Lera? This is where we work.

Cool.

See that building across the street?

20 Mivtza Sinai St. That's where I live.

Straight ahead from Christina's house, then turn right.

That's me.

And this is where we work.

It's a nice life.

Where does he live?

Kovsh...

23 Kovshei Ha-Hermon.

Does he have money? What does he do? How old is he?

Poor thing, you only just landed and I'm interrogating you.

It's alright. I like the informality.

We'll show you everything. There's a beach here, you can go swimming.

If things work out for you, you'll be set for life.

But tell me, why did you pick him?

Because he made her laugh.

He seems like a good guy.

What more do you need? A good guy with good money.

Who doesn't drink.

Actually, I wanted to fall in love with an American.

I even went to American parties.

You never told me that.

So your sister is the only reason you came to this dump.

Hey, she's seen Eitan, they've spoken.

They were always laughing and texting.

Come on, he's cute. I like his eyes.

Maybe someone up above has a plan for you.

There are no plans and there's no one up above.

But you made the right decision.

It's best not to mix emotions in this whole love thing.

You made the best decision, and you're going to have the best life.

Worst case scenario, you jump in front of the train.

Just like Anna Karenina.

I'm kidding!

You walk down the street to 20 Mivtza Sinai St.,

knock on Katya's door and I'll make room for you.

Lucky me!

Want some?

Now everything in life will work out for you.

Come on.

You're the most beautiful girl in the world.

"If you're scared of wolves, don't enter the forest."

"If you're scared of wolves, don't enter the forest."

"If you're scared of wolves, don't enter the forest."

"If you're scared of wolves, don't enter the forest".

"If you're scared of wolves, don't enter the forest".

Lera, come on.

Hello. -Come on in.

You've lost weight, huh?

It's a little early for wine.

How are you?

Fine, thank you.

Come on in, what are you waiting for?

Hi.

How was your flight? You tired? -No.

I was so nervous, I was on spikes all day, to see you.

You got my flowers? -Yes.

It's lisianthus.

Your lisianthus.

So what do you want to drink?

Nothing, thank you.

Christina, fix him something warm. He just came from outside.

Where would he come from? Indoors?

I put everything inside.

You have internet, you have in calls, out calls.

I also put WhatsApp. You can SMS me when you want.

How will you text, in Russian?

He asked how you'd be texting.

How are you, Valeria?

How are you, Valeria?

I also signed you up for Hebrew classes.

She'll learn Hebrew in no time.

Faster than both of us.

He said you'll learn Hebrew quickly since you're so smart.

I also bought you books, books for learning Hebrew.

She'll learn when she converts, too.

Like Christina. -You'll take Hebrew classes.

You see? I bought us covers, the same. -Yes.

Hold it, hold it.

It is written, "Eitan my husband".

And now, surprise number two.

"If you don't drink or smoke, you'll die healthy."

What's that?

If you don't drink or smoke, you'll die healthy.

"The turkey pondered and ended up in the soup."

The turkey pondered and ended up in the soup.

"If you're scared of wolves, don't enter the forest."

They're Russian proverbs. -How's my accent? -Good.

Christina, the water boiled.

Eitan, tea? -Tea?

Lerchik, tea? -Tea?

This is yours.

No, no, please take it. Maybe you want to talk to me from the kitchen.

Are you crazy?

I told you not to come on too strong.

Didn't I say that? -Yes, sorry.

How are you? -Fine.

Everything okay? Are you pleased? -Yeah, everything's great.

Shall I give you the envelope? -Not now. Later.

Give it to me in private.

Did you do everything I said?

Yeah, I got everything on the list. -Yeah?

The bathmat? -Oui.

Shampoo, soap, conditioner, towel? -Oui, oui.

Oui, oui.

Do you speak French? -No.

We have fruit tea, berry tea,

Earl Grey, green tea.

What would you like?

I'll have Earl Grey. -Earl Grey? -Yeah.

Sugar? -No.

What is it?

What?

Nothing. -Ok.

We have some honey cookies, too.

They remind me of home.

Christina. -Yes?

Tell me, am I doing well?

The best.

Okay.

Give it here. Come on. -Alright.

Go.

Yes, I remember, you told me many times.

I know I told you many times.

She's nervous. -It's alright.

Nerves. -Of course.

Not at our expense.

Watch her tonight.

It'll give you a good indication of how you feel.

All of this, your sister made.

Eitan, I made yours vegetarian.

Eitan doesn't eat meat,

Vegetables. It's vegetables.

Yeah.

So I made vegetables especially for him.

Come here.

I love you.

Honey.

It's vegetables. Very tasty.

It's Olivier salad.

So, what do we wish for?

What should we drink to?

Good luck? -Good luck. Yes.

Good health.

Oh... Budmo. -Budmo.

Bud... -Budmo hey. -Budmo hey.

Eitan. -Oh, thank you. -Taste it.

Christina, your Hebrew is great.

Thank you.

He said my Hebrew is good.

Is it from class?

Class, work... -The studio.

My friend Katya, too.

Katya, whom we met today.

What do you do?

I work in a beauty salon.

I also clean a bit, and walk the neighbors' dogs. -She works in beauty...

Really? -Two cute ones.

Now she'll start vocational training as a bookkeeper.

I'm almost done training. Then I can work as a bookkeeper.

When does she become a citizen? -In a year. -Yes.

I'll get my citizenship in a year.

Citizenship.

In one year, she will be a citizen.

She'll get all the rights. Like all the citizens.

And till then, she does everything you say?

Of course not.

I was only kidding.

You find that funny?

No. I'm sorry.

What did he say? -I'm sorry. -Nothing.

Don't you like it? -I do.

Are you nervous? -If you want we can go on trips.

to Jerusalem, to the Dead Sea.

Dead Sea? -Yeah. The Sea of Salt.

Me, Michael didn't take for a long time to the Dead Sea.

You want to go to the Dead Sea? We'll go to the Dead Sea.

But first tell me what you lost there.

Have some chicken. -No thanks, I'm vegetarian.

You want chicken? Salad? -No, it's okay.

Did you make any plans? -Sure.

What do you think?

There's something about him, no?

His eyes.

Michael didn't get me a phone when I first got here.

He bought me a bathmat.

He said he didn't want my feet to get cold.

In short, you've got a good guy.

He bought you a phone, he learned Russian phrases,

he'll take you to the Dead Sea.

He chews silently.

What about you?

What?

You told me you had plans.

We went to the doctor, but...

Only citizens get coverage for fertility treatments

and I don't become a citizen for another year, so...

Don't mention it to Michael. He's sensitive about it.

Do you love him?

Valeria,

I have a good life here.

A real life.

It's not like in the movies,

but it's the best life possible.

I have everything I need.

You see?

Listen.

You don't have to agree to do anything.

He got you your own room.

You can lock the door if you have trouble sleeping.

And don't forget, I'm here. You can call me.

Okay?

Maybe you tell us something? -Something from your life? -Like what?

Something from your home, something you didn't tell me.

Something from your childhood.

Okay, uh...

There is a story...

When we were little, with Christina,

Mom brought us from the market two...

little...

Chicks.

Chicks.

Little chickens. -Yes.

And when she was on the bus, one of the chickens fell out from the box

and his... became like...

When she got home Christina took the good chicken

and she gave me the bad chicken.

And then it was night, and the chicken screamed...

So then mama just took them away and there were no chickens.

This is the most beautiful story I've heard in my life.

That's a nice story.

Don't you remember it?

Eat your food.

Christina. -Yes, I'm here.

I just wanted to tell you something.

It's all thanks to you. I want to thank you, both of you.

You're the reason I called her.

Thanks for the advice and for walking me through it, too.

The way life goes... I don't know,

I feel I ought to thank you.

You've done me a great service. You don't even know.

I was so eager to say, "my wife," that whenever people said,

"I'm tired of my wife," "I can't stand my wife,"

I was jealous of them for getting to use those words.

Christina, your food was really good. Thank you.

You're welcome. -You're welcome.

Christina?

Valeria didn't eat much.

She's probably nervous. -Right.

When I first got here,

I didn't eat for three days. -Wow.

Would you like some more tea? -No, thank you. I'm stuffed.

Thanks.

Go see what's going on.

She's in the bathroom. What could be going on?

Okay.

She'll come out when she's done. -Fine.

Michael.

Do you know the app that makes emojis of your own face?

No, I don't get that stuff. -I love it,

you create a cartoon of yourself, and then you have all the emotions you need.

Whether you're angry, happy or sad.

What do you do with it? -Send it to people.

What's that? -"Pondering."

"Pondering?" -Yeah.

Looks like he's having a hard time.

No, "hard time" is that one.

That's not a hard time. That's... "complicated." -No, that's "pondering."

"Pondering." Like this. Get it?

You see? -Yeah.

Christina.

Go check on her.

Maybe she's embarrassed to rush there when they get to his house.

Fine. Tell her to hurry it up. I'm dead tired.

You can call a cab. She'll be right out.

Michael, wait a moment. -What?

We still need to deal with the suitcase. Let's get this moving.

Christina, is that hers?

Yes.

Thanks. -Where's her suitcase?

It's not heavy. I brought it here.

Sure.

If it's too heavy, I'll help you. -No need. Thanks, Michael.

Get some rest. -Yeah, we ate a lot.

Want Christina to send some food home with you?

No, of course not, thank you.

There's plenty of food left.

Thanks, Michael, it really was delicious.

You don't want to take some home? -No, no thanks.

Lera?

Yes?

Is everything alright?

Yes.

The driver's hobby is fishing.

Anything else we need?

She had a small bag.

Maybe we got up too soon. -We can sit down.

The fisherman's here.

I'll help you with the luggage. -No, he can wait a moment.

Take this.

Thanks.

Hello? -Are you coming down? There's nowhere to park down here.

Shit. Yeah, we're coming down in a few minutes. Sorry.

Michael, I'll wait for her in the cab. The driver's annoyed.

Hello?- Listen, be on your way.

I'm downstairs, what do you mean, be on your way?

My wife isn't ready.

I'm going to charge you.

Then charge me. What can I say? I'm sorry.

Fuck you.

I'll wait for her. Of course.

Oh, I'm an idiot.

I called a cab, but I'm here with my sister's car.

It's parked outside.

It's natural for you to be nervous.

It's not every day you meet your wife.

Go check on her. Maybe something's wrong.

Lera?

Yes.

Do you need anything?

No.

Then what's taking so long?

I'm not coming out.

What? -Tell him I'm not coming.

Let me in.

No.

Lera, he's waiting in the living room.

Tell him to go home. -Why?

I'm not going with him.

She has some... feminine issues.

She'd like to stay here tonight.

What's wrong?

Nothing. She just wants to spend the night here.

What do you mean, she wants to stay here?

That's what she asked.

Valeria?

Valeria, do you hear me?

Valeria, I hurt you?

I did something you didn't like?

I don't want to hurt you. I love you,

I just want you to be happy.

Eitan,

please go home.

I don't want to go out.

The phone is on the table in the living room.

But what did I do?

You did nothing.

So why?

Valeria, I don't want to leave you here. You are my woman.

I don't want to go.

Maybe she panicked a little. I'll go talk to her.

Christina will go talk to her.

Sit down. Make him some tea.

I'll get him some water.

Michael, tell her I'm spending the night here on the sofa.

Valeria?

Can you listen to me, please?

Come out, sit with us. Tell us what is bothering you.

Valeria.

What, you're going to stay in the shower all night?

Come, talk with us like a human.

You're not a child.

Tell her to come. To come out.

This is no way to behave.

She can come out and talk to us. Understand?

Lera.

Tell him I won't come out until he leaves.

Lera, let me in.

No.

Let me in. I'm alone. -No.

Are you going to stay in there forever?

No. Just until he leaves.

He's not going to leave!

Convince him to go.

He's going to sleep on the damn sofa.

Lera...

Don't give up your chance.

Christina...

You didn't drag me here for a chance. You did it for yourself.

That's not true.

You don't have to do anything with him.

He set up a separate room for you.

He'll sleep on the couch, he's a good guy.

And you don't have to agree to anything.

Listen, you panicked a little, okay?

Rest for a few minutes.

Wash your face, calm down,

and get yourself together.

If you open the door, I'll swallow all these pills.

Give them to me. -No.

Lera...

I won't swallow anything. I just don't want to leave.

Lera, what...

Are you out of your mind? What have you done?

Christina.

Christina, open the door.

Michael, she threw the key out the window.

Come on, open the fucking door.

Michael, she threw the key out the window. I'm sorry.

What did you say?

She threw the key out the window.

Christina, open the fucking door.

I'm sorry, Michael.

Fuck.

Come with me.

Here we go.

No harm done. We'll start over.

No harm done.

Mistakes happen. It can't be helped.

What mistakes? Start over how? -This one's not for you.

She won't stay with you, she isn't serious.

I'm saying this for your own sake. Don't get into it.

We'll sit here and start over again.

That's it? Let me talk to her.

You recommended her.

You're right. I made a mistake.

The mistake was mine.

I didn't consider.

We'll start over. It's fine.

You're my client, I won't leave you alone for a minute.

Michael, I paid you 5,000 dollars.

Are you deaf? Did I ask you for money?

Come look at the others. There are lots of great girls.

We'll talk to the receptionist there,

she'll arrange some more meetings. It'll be fine.

This one is a mistake. My mistake.

Come look at your options.

Come on. -But I don't want someone else.

Go now.

We'll talk tomorrow morning.

I'll take care of it personally.

I don't understand what I did wrong.

You didn't do anything wrong.

Don't look so miserable.

We'll talk tomorrow.

I don't want to go, Michael.

I don't want to go. I want to resolve this.

There's no way to resolve this, buddy.

She shut the door, locked it and threw the key out the window.

Let's talk tomorrow, alright?

Then I'll look for it!

I'll look for the key. She threw it out the bathroom window,

I'm sure I can find it.

There's nothing to look for!

don't you get it? It's gone!

Then I'll look for it.

Go.

There's no point in looking, the key's gone!

They can stay there.

It won't be that hard to find,

let's go down and look for it.

There's no point in looking, the key's gone!

Listen...

If you don't want this,

you can just say no and go back home.

Maybe you have big plans for the future.

You think you'll end up with that Anton of yours?

Do you know where he is?

Do you believe his stories?

You'll have his kid and then he'll leave you,

and you'll be alone with a baby, with no man and no money for food.

And you agreed right away?

Lera, you don't know us.

Michael's a good guy.

Did you agree right away?

When I got here,

I didn't eat for three days.

Finally he told me,

"Either you start eating,

"or I'm buying you a ticket home.

"You shouldn't suffer like this for anyone."

Then he ordered me a pizza and I ate the whole thing.

Stay here for a couple of weeks. Take it slow.

That's what Mom would tell you to do,

if we could ask her.

Enough, Eitan.

What would you do with the key if you found it?

You'd open the door, and then what?

I want her.

I don't want another woman.

I don't want another woman, I want her.

-Even if she doesn't want you?

I don't care about that. I want her.

You brought her here, you recommended her,

fix it. I don't know. Talk to her. -Alright.

I'll fix it, come.

I'll fix it.

Get a shrink to fix it,

to fix her head. -Eitan,

how do you expect me to fix this?

I want this fixed now.

I want her.

I only want her, no one else. I don't want another woman.

I don't want another woman.

Get her a therapist that'll fix her head.

I'll get you a therapist!

Why me? Am I wrong in the head? -Yes.

What happened? What went wrong?

I came, I got dressed,

I brought wine, I sent flowers,

I got her a Samsung A10 as a gift.

I did everything. Paid for her thing.

What's wrong? What did I do wrong?

This isn't about you. -What's wrong with me?

What's wrong with me? -Eitan, Eitan,

Don't lose it. -What's wrong with me?

Don't lose it.

You're fine. You're all set.

Your head's fine. You're great.

She isn't worth it.

You should have someone else.

Let me tell you something else.

Do you believe in God? -Yes.

That's why I want a miracle to happen, I wanted her to speak up and say,

"Eitan, I love you".

That's what I want,

That's what I want.

Then let's pray. -Let's pray.

She's not even Jewish.

Listen to me carefully. Take a deep breath.

Calm down.

Listen to me.

Man up, alright?

Stand up straight.

Don't be a child.

Do you get what I'm saying?

We'll talk tomorrow. I'm with you.

Don't you ever forget it.

Go on. Man up.

Man up.

Take your suitcase.

Take your suitcase.

Help her with the suitcase. Come on.

Why the suitcase, Michael? -Because she's going home.

She's going home.

I'm buying her ticket now. Help her with her things.

You're going home.

Here. There's a 2:00 AM flight via Tbilisi. 300 dollars, sounds good to me.

Michael, I'm sorry. Really.

I really appreciate what you did for me. I'm really sorry.

No sorry. You're going home. You're not staying here.

I'm sorry.

Organizing a Russian revolution in my house.

Michael, I'm sorry.

She didn't know what to do. She had feminine troubles.

She had no troubles at all.

Here we go. Your ticket.

Hold on, please.

She panicked. She'll be okay.

Lera, tell him you'll be okay.

It's gonna be okay, everything.

And how could you do that to me?

Refusing to open the door when I ask?

In my own home.

I don't care that she panicked. -Michael, I was trying to help.

She's the one who threw the key out the window. -Before she threw it.

I can still kick you out, too, remember?

Get her something to eat.

Give her something.

Warm up some soup or whatever.

She hasn't eaten anything.

I'll take it over there.

She can file a petition to stay.

Let her.

Her flight leaves in ten hours.

Christina?

Chris.

Chris?

Alright.

Go now to my friend from the Salon. Just don't say her name now, okay?

Okay.

Do you understand?

Christina...

Take your purse and "go out for a smoke."

Do you remember where to go?

I remember. -Remember?

I'll call you as soon as I can. -Okay.

Katya? -Chris?

Lera is on the way, make sure she doesn't do anything stupid.

Why? -Just don't let her go anywhere.

What will you tell Michael?

I'll tell him that she ran away.

I need more time, so I can talk to her.

She can stay with us.

We can apply for papers, or maybe she'll meet someone

or we can find her somebody. I don't know.

Okay.

Katya, thank you.

What happened? -Christina.

What?

They're coming here.

Christina.

What’s happening?

Eitan is here.

Hi. -Hello. -Hello.

Hi, hello.

Hello. -Hello.

I'm Esti. -Alex.

Nice apartment. Is it yours? -The bank's. -Right.

We're here to get the money back.

I told Eitan I'd get him another woman.

Do you want something to drink? -No, thank you. -No thanks.

A glass of water? -No, no need.

What... What happened to her?

What happened to her?

What's wrong with her?

Nothing's wrong. Why?

Don't know. Eitan said she was in the bathroom for ages, so...

That's not a good sign.

Was there any kind of health certificate?

Health certificate? She's not a horse.

Excuse me, I'm not the villain here.

Michael, if she needed a doctor, who'd pay?

They think you have digestive problems.

She's not sick.

Tell them I have AIDS.

She just doesn't want him, that's all.

Maybe I should talk to her.

Talk about what?

Talk to her in our language.

Can I talk to you?

I'm Alexander.

You brought over a woman who's wrong for my brother. -Leria.

Luckily, she doesn't want to go with him.

I just wants to know if she's leaving and what kind of refund we'll be getting.

Can we sit down and talk? -Please don't interrupt,

I'm not here to chit-chat. -Okay, but could you at least be polite?

We are being polite. We're civilized people.

You got 5,000 dollars. I want to know, if she leaves...

what I'm getting back.

You liked him on Skype, didn't you?

Eitan's worked for me for years.

I know him very well. I taught him those Russian proverbs.

I myself am married to an Israeli.

Anyone who's been married a long time will tell you that marriage is a business.

Seriously, you may be missing out on the deal of your life here.

You spent 5000 dollars?

On what? -Paperwork, flights,

immigration, meetings,

things here, things there.

He'll get another woman.

Another Ukrainian?

No, thank you. We don't want a Ukrainian,

and neither does he, okay?

I wonder,

what will the Tax Authority have to say about this, Michael.

And other people who are looking for a wife through you.

You could've threatened me over the phone.

Okay, let's think about it for a moment. -This isn't a threat. I'm just saying

that I don't like this business of yours.

Suppose you leave, right?

It may not be illegal, but it doesn't seem legit.

You go to the airport,

enter the departure hall,

go through check-in,

board the plane and fly out of here.

Then you land, step outside...

Where will you go?

Who's waiting for you there?

What's the difference? -What's the difference? -Yeah.

They spoke on Skype exactly three times. Big deal.

He brought her here to live with him.

He fell in love with her. Can't you see? He's heartbroken.

Not to mention humiliated.

What do you say?

What a pain in the neck, Eitan.

Where's the Samsung?

You bought it for your wife, she's not your wife,

get the fucking Samsung back.

Honestly...

I wouldn't get involved if I didn't know for sure

that he really was a good guy.

Valeria.

It was nice to meet you.

This is a present for you, for all this.

You are lovely. I'm sorry.

Why don't you give them everything?

Give it back.

And what?

I'll work, Valeria will work.

We'll pay you back.

I need her here.

Did you two plan this?

Michael, please.

Not for her. For me.

I don't want her in this house, Christina.

Please, I'm begging you.

Michael, I'm alone here.

Where's the rest? -There is no rest,

and I'm making an exception.

You're making... -I'm cancelling the deal. -What?

I'm done here. -Eitan. -Eitan, wait. -Bye.

I can't, I'm leaving. -Tell me, what is this?

Is this your idea of an exception? -Yes.

I'm going to call the police on you. You don't know me, Michael.

Police, I will bring here. Police!

You know what you are?

You're the ugliest Israeli woman I've ever met.

And I've met some ugly ones. -Don't be rude. -What happened?

None of them wanted you? -Get out of my house.

Bringing in girls from Russia and calling it love. -You Israelis

only know how to yell. -Oh, she brought a racist with her.

Go on. -Wait.

He paid a 30,000 shekel bond

so she could get into the country, right? -Yes.

And what if she decides to stay?

Her flight leaves tonight. I got her a ticket.

Take her there now.

I want to see you take her there.

Lera, wait, please.

I will take you to the airport. Come.

I'll take her to the airport.

Christina, give me the key. -I'll take her...

You're not taking her to the airport,

don't tell me... -I'm taking her to the airport.

Give me the key. -Michael!

Lera!

You'll come visit me, Christina?