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"...a timely evaluation of the importance of these industries to Jews and Jewish life in modern Britain and comes at a time when British Jewish culture and creativity are both ‘flourishing’..."" - Cercles"

Abrams makes a significant contribution to a broader field of Judaic studies, while contributing something notable to the specific analysis of Jews in British film and television. Simply put, this is an excellent collection and a much needed work. There is not a chapter here that I did not enjoy reading. --James Chapman, editor of The Historical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television

Abrams makes a significant contribution to a broader field of Judaic studies, while contributing something notable to the specific analysis of Jews in British film and television. Simply put, this is an excellent collection and a much needed work. There is not a chapter here that I did not enjoy reading. James Chapman, editor of<i>TheHistorical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television</i>

Abrams makes a significant contribution to a broader field of Judaic studies, while contributing something notable to the specific analysis of Jews in British film and television. Simply put, this is an excellent collection and a much needed work. There is not a chapter here that I did not enjoy reading. James Chapman, editor of TheHistorical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television

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Nathan Abrams is a professor of film studies at Bangor University in Wales.

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