The results of the Golden Globes were announced last night. To congratulate the Jewish winners and those shows with some Jewish content, here is a reminder of what our film and television critics thought of them.
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Schitt’s Creek (two awards) may not be The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, says Vincent Brook, but it is marvellous and very, very Jewish!
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Nathan Abrams looked forward to finding more Jews in The Crown‘s (four awards) new season.
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Vincent Brook wonders if the protagonist of The Queen’s Gambit (two awards) is or isn’t Jewish.
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Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (three awards) is chock full of Jewish jokes and humour some small, some writ large, Nathan Abrams writes. Sean Alexander offers another view on the Borat sequel.
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Jack Shamash calls The Trial of the Chicago 7 (one award) a great film but strangely whitewashed of Jewishness. Vincent Brook offers another perspective.