Rachel Weisz

Tom Wilkinson

Timothy Spall

Andrew Scott

Jack Lowden

Caren Pistorius

Alex Jennings

Harriet Walter

Mark Gatiss

John Sessions

Nikki Amuka-Bird

Pip Carter

Jackie Clune

Will Attenborough

Max Befort

Daniel Cerqueira

Laurel Lefkow

Elliot Levey

Helen Bradbury

Jacob Krichefski

Abigail Cruttenden

Hilton McRae

Andrea Deck

Lachele Carl

Edward Franklin

Sally Messham

Sean Power

Tom Clarke Hill

Amber Batty

Paul Hunter

Amanda Lawrence

Ziggy Heath

Todd Boyce

Sara Powell

Nicholas Tennant

Jeremy Paxman

Paul Bailey

Laura Evelyn

Ian Bartholomew

Lucy Scarfe

Guy Heeley

Gary Foster

Dixie Chassay

Russ Krasnoff

Odile Dicks-Mireaux

Mick Jackson

Kira Kemble

Hamish Doyne-Ditmas

Vanessa Baker

Andy Shelley

Andrew McAlpine

Ava Jade Morgan

Richard Morrison

Balendu Kurup

Richard R. Reed

Maggie Rodford

Fay McConkey

Lisa Chugg

Roy Chapman

Simon Diggins

Holly Smart

Haris Zambarloukos

Tomasz Nowak

Devendra Keni

Dan Lowe

James Sizemore

Pranay Agarwal

Stamos Triantafyllos

Colin Gorry

Deborah Lipstadt

James Smith-Pryor

Graham Sutton

Isabella Odoffin

Kim Armitage

Ishbel Beeson

Dafydd Archard

Rob Farris

Shaun Richards

Marese Langan

Lucy Willis

Patrick Malone

Bill Higley

William Blunden

Christina Moore

Luke Redgrave

Susan Hegarty

Andrew Karpen

Justine Wright

Jeff Skoll

Jonathan King

Celia Duval

Christine Langan

Joe Oppenheimer

Julian Spencer

Andy Smart

James O'Donnell

David Hare

Howard Shore

Jack Stew

Joy Travis

Peter Gleaves

Tim Cavagin

Marta Habior

Drama

History

Denial

BBC Film

Participant

Krasnoff / Foster Entertainment

Shoebox Films

United Kingdom

United States of America

Reno

**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_

English

Official Trailer