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Ever wondered what Hollywood's Jewish population gets up to on Kol Nidre? They go to the Creative Arts Temple in Los Angeles – and now the service is available on a free DVD. Caroline Westbrook offers her verdict, and explains why Jon Voight is there.

Spamalot Spamalot review
What happens when a bunch of knights go in search of the Holy Grail in the heart of London’s West End? Marcus J Freed visits the new cast change of Monty Python’s Spamalot to find out and discovers there's more than a few Jewish references.
Homicide Series Three Homicide Series Three
Homicide: Life On the Street is powerful drama where the crimes are rarely seen and the cops face trouble. Marcus J Freed switches on the TV and gets hooked especially with a cameo from veteran Jewish performer Lily Tomlin.

Spooks Spooks
Marcus J Freed prepares his spy utility belt and gets ready for the fifth thrilling instalment of Spooks where Mossad agents make an appearance.
Joseph Campbell Joseph Campbell: Mythos I
Joseph Campbell inspired a generation of filmmakers and storytellers, reaching to the heart of the human story. Marcus J Freed discovers why.

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