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|date=June 2007
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If there was a choice as to who would write a book about film certifiers and their actions in and around their closeted work life, Paul Hoffman would be top of the list. He seems in an ideal position to fictionalise his times at the BBFC in creating this study of power, corruption and lies at his veiled British Film Secretariat.
It's a cheap jibe to say there should have been cuts in ''The Golden Age of Censorship'', but I'll use it.
I'd still like to thank the publishers for sending this book to The Bookbag. We also have a review of [[The Left Hand of God by Paul Hoffman]].
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