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The Golem goes to the movies - and stays there. Klaus S. Davidowicz traces the ancient myth of the Golem across the silver screen: from the silent guardian of Prague to plastinated Barbie - as monster, savior, memory, rebellion. This is a film book that looks deeper: into Jewish mysticism, kabbalistic letter-magic, and modern cinema icons like Blade Runner and Inglourious Basterds. The Golem is more than legend - it's a way of thinking, a mirror, a question posed to creation itself. Davidowicz shows how a creature of clay and myth became a reflection of Jewish experience, cultural anxiety, and artistic vision. Alongside classics he analyzes many forgotten, surprising, or overlooked films - with insight, passion, and a sense for the magical power of cinema.

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