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​At an old wooden table in his small apartment in Noting Hill, Richard Duncan McNulty (84) sits down like every Sunday morning reading the newspaper peacefully from back to back, sipping a warm cup of tea. But today is going to be different, a knock on his door will threaten to shake his existence and change his life forever.
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​At an old wooden table in his small apartment in Noting Hill, Richard Duncan McNulty (84) sits down like every Sunday morning reading the newspaper peacefully from back to back, sipping a warm cup of tea. But today is going to be different, a knock on his door will threaten to shake his existence and change his life forever.

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Written By:Elkie Hershberg
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Mifal HaPais

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