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Kuni Lemel in Tel Aviv
Kuni Lemel's grandfather, who lives in Brooklyn, says he will give his fortune to the grandson who will move to Israel and marry a Jewish girl. The twin grandsons, Kuni the Orthodox and Moni the secular, compete for the money.
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Kuni Lemel's grandfather, who lives in Brooklyn, says he will give his fortune to the grandson who will move to Israel and marry a Jewish girl. The twin grandsons, Kuni the Orthodox and Moni the secular, compete for the money.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joel Silberg
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Joel Silberg
Director
Mike Burstyn
Kuni Leml / Muni Leml / Sabba Kuni Leml
Dalia Gur
Dvoirele Shimshon
Zeev Berlinsky
Reb Shimshon
Joseph Bashi
Ovadia Badihi
Nachum Shalit
Mr. Bergerger
Shlomo Rozmarin
Leible
Itamar Gurevitz
Itchele
Tuvia Tischler
Yankele
Ronit Porat
Malka Badihi
Mandy Rice-Davies
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