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Television review: The Chair

This tale of university life hits home but lacks bite

By Josh Howie

2 min read

THE CHAIR (L to R) SANDRA OH as JI-YOON in episode 102 of THE CHAIR Cr. ELIZA MORSE/NETFLIX © 2021

Zayna deals with a rumor she had sex with her teenage crush while Kevin deals with delivering on his first freelance painting job. Dan excitedly prepares to attend Jess’s birthday party. But their worlds collide when Drew’s demands impact all their lives.

Television review: Flatbush Misdemeanors

By Josh Howie

2 min read

Television review: In Treatment

By Josh Howie

2 min read

Programme Name: Reclaiming Amy - TX: 23/07/2021 - Episode: Reclaiming Amy (No. n/a) - Picture Shows: Janis Winehouse-Collins, Amy Winehouse - (C) Winehouse Family Photo - Photographer: Unknown / Winehouse Family photo

Television review: Reclaiming Amy

By Josh Howie

2 min read

My Unorthodox Life: Season 1. Episode 5, Secular in the City. Pictured: Julia Haart c. Courtesy of Netflix © 2021

Television review: My Unorthodox Life

By Josh Howie

2 min read

LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 09: Paul Ritter attends the "Friday Night Dinner" photocall at Curzon Soho on March 09, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Jeff Spicer/Getty Images)

By Tracy-Ann Oberman

He didn’t have to be Jewish to be our favourite Jewish dad

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Television review: Madame Claude

By John Nathan

2 min read

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Amazing Grace: writing the 'everyday sinister'

Peter James's books about Brighton-based detective Roy Grace are best-sellers, and now ITV have dramatised them, starring John Simm. Jenni Frazer met the author

By Jenni Frazer

6 min read

March 11, 2021 13:46

Amazing Grace: writing the 'everyday sinister'

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and Schitt's Creek take top honours at 78th Golden Globe Awards

Aaron Sorkin also picked up a trophy for The Trial of the Chicago 7

By Rachel Steinberg

1 min read

March 1, 2021 10:37

UNSPECIFIED - FEBRUARY 28: In this handout screengrab Sacha Baron Cohen, winner of the Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy during the 78th Annual Golden Globe Virtual General Press Room on February 28, 2021. (Photo by Handout/HFPA via Getty Images)

Why do Jewish women excel at documentary-making?

Is it their feminine qualities of curiosity and sensitivity - or their Jewish youth movement training?

By Alex Kasriel

4 min read

September 3, 2009 13:17

Why do Jewish women excel at documentary-making?

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Television review: The Chair

Television review: Flatbush Misdemeanors

Television review: In Treatment

Television review: Reclaiming Amy

Television review: My Unorthodox Life

He didn’t have to be Jewish to be our favourite Jewish dad

Television review: Madame Claude

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