The Human Resources Manager

Yulia, a foreign worker from Eastern Europe, arrives in Israel seeking better opportunities. She starts working at Berman's Bakery in Jerusalem, hoping to build a new life for herself.

Tragically, Yulia's dreams are cut short when she is murdered in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem. This shocking event sends ripples through the community and highlights the dangers faced by foreign workers.

Following her murder, Yulia's body remains unclaimed in the morgue. Her belongings provide clues about her life in Israel, prompting concern over her fate.

A local journalist, played by Guri Alfi, becomes interested in Yulia's story and begins to investigate. He accuses Berman's Bakery, where Yulia worked, of neglecting the situation and not caring for their employee.

Gila Almagor, the owner of the bakery known as 'The Widow,' instructs her human resources manager to arrange for Yulia's body to be taken back to her homeland. This decision reflects her recognition of the tragedy and her responsibilities toward her employee.

The human resources manager sets out from Jerusalem to Yulia's hometown in Romania. Accompanying him is the journalist, who aims to uncover more about Yulia's background and story during their travels.

Upon arriving in Romania, the duo is joined by the deputy Israeli consul, Julian Negulesco. His presence adds a level of diplomacy to the situation, highlighting the international implications of Yulia's story.

Yulia's young son is also introduced, adding a poignant element to the narrative. His presence underscores the personal loss and tragedy experienced by Yulia's family back home.

As they travel, the human resources manager and the journalist explore the cultural significance of Yulia's life. They reflect on her sacrifices and the connections between East and West.

The group finally reaches Yulia's hometown, a moment filled with mixed emotions. They prepare for a burial that acknowledges her life and legacy, bringing closure to her tragic story.

A heartfelt burial ceremony takes place, offering a chance for the community and Yulia's family to honor her memory. The attendees reflect on her struggles and contributions as a foreign worker.

In the aftermath of the burial, the human resources manager and the journalist reflect on the journey they took. They comprehend the broader implications of Yulia's story, including issues of migrant workers in Israel.

The human resources manager and the journalist return to Israel, changed by their experiences. They carry with them the memories of Yulia and the importance of acknowledging the lives of those who often go unnoticed.

The story of Yulia's tragic fate gains media attention back in Israel. It brings to light the struggles faced by foreign workers and opens up conversations about their treatment in society.

Yulia's story prompts changes in policies towards foreign workers in Israel. Her legacy continues to influence discussions, creating a lasting impact on the community she was part of.