Denial
Acclaimed author and historian Deborah E. Lipstadt wages a high-stakes battle to establish the historical truth of the Holocaust after renowned denier David Irving sues her for libel.
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Mick Jackson
Kim Armitage
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**A courtroom drama about who's right and who's wrong!** There are many factors to consider, especially for a film like this. Yep, the film was based on the real courtroom event. The film is about two people to prove they're right on their book about the war crimes whether that took place or not. So all the episodes take place in a British high court with mention of Auschwitz concentration camp, particularly about its ruins than the events that happened in there. That means it's a great drama to learn about how these two fought in a lawsuit face-off, but there's nothing about the real event just like the film 'The Eichmann Show'. If you are not a Jew or a neo nazi or not even a European and North American, then this is an okayish film from the entertainment aspect, other than learning truth and history. I really expected some real events, but we have already seen in many films about Auschwitz camp. So they kept this film as a modern day court trial than mixing up with those old crime. Great acting by all. Timothy Spall nailed it in his negative role. He was just a fine supporting actor, till I started to recognise him since his genius display in a biopic, 'Mr. Turner'. This is his one of the top performances. He could play Don Trump in his biopic, beside Rob Redford who's a bit old for that. Rachel Weisz was okay. Her role was not strong enough, despite she's in the main character. Because everyone around her took the honour to rise above hers. Be it Tom Wilkinson, who was surprisingly awesome. So in my perspective the film was good, but not great. The courtroom events lacked strong hold with what a film needs and what the viewers wants with twists and turns in the argument. But I'm very happy being honest than modifying its story to make film commercial worthy. Though the film had some its own moments, in the end it was not enough. Particularly how it concludes and to think why this trial even took place makes no sense at all. Seems more a joke than anything serious, just because of someone being crazily challenging and the other one responding to it. Anyway, it's still largely a sensitive matter and my view is just as an outsider. But the film is worth a watch, if you are not expecting a bigger picture after reading its synopsis. _7/10_
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The directors of Denial are Mick Jackson and Kim Armitage.
The cast of Denial includes Tom Wilkinson as Richard Rampton, Andrew Scott as Anthony Julius, Pip Carter as Anthony Forbes-Watson, Harriet Walter as Vera Reich, Amanda Lawrence as Court Usher, Rachel Weisz as Deborah Lipstadt, Paul Hunter as Judge's Clerk, Mark Gatiss as Professor Robert Jan van Pelt, Timothy Spall as David Irving, Alex Jennings as Sir Charles Gray, Nikki Amuka-Bird as Libby Holbrook, Jack Lowden as James Libson, and more.
The duration of Denial is 1h 49 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Denial trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Denial was released on 30 Sep 2016.
Denial is listed under Drama and History on Fanbiz.
Denial has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "**A courtroom drama about who's right and who's wrong!** There are many factors to consider, especially for a film like this. Yep, the film was based on the real courtroom ev..."
