Two new very Jewish films reveal a curious reluctance to use the J-word
Haaretz
For the French film 'Just an Illusion,' I haven't found one mainstream British review that uses the word 'Jewish.' In Hollywood's 'Don't Say Good Luck,' the movie itself takes this approach from the start
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