Denial
Drama • PG-13 • 2016 • 1 hr 49 min
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Rachel Weisz, Tom Wilkinson, Timothy Spall, Andrew Scott, Jack Lowden
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Suberb movie! Flawless acting, writing, content, story! Sucked in from start to end.
A brilliant portrayal of a fascinating case. Great performances from all the actors!
Although the movie was a slow burn, a very important story has been told. My question, is how do people deny the Holocaust? After the proof.
Extremely powerful story with a satisfying ending all put together with beautiful cinematography and moving performances from the actors.
This is a beautiful complex film with a lot to offer the viewer.
Good acting and likeable protagonists. The real-life plot is neither bland or muddled.
Highly dramatized but well acted across the board, examination of a fascinating case. Lipstadt comes across poorly due to script decisions.
The movie makes you think about ethics and freedom of speech. The actors were good, especially Rachel Weisz who adopted a believable accent.
Portrayal of frightening and insidious Holocaust deniers.
This movie was dark, deep, and just insane and to think the entire thing is based on a true story, it makes me question humanity
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