Powerful legal drama that goes into nuts & bolts of case to defend against a Holocaust denier
Rachel Weisz is Deborah Lipstadt a Professor at Emory University who specializes in the Holocaust. At a speech David Irving a Holocaust denier confronts her and later files a lawsuit against her for libel. The movie focuses upon this true court case.<br /><br />There are some very powerful moments in the film. For instance they go to Auschwitz to find out how to prove that it was an extermination camp. They walk through the remains of one of the gas chambers and discuss the details about how people were killed there.<br /><br />Wiesz’s character is demanding but also a bit out of her element. As an American she has no understanding of the British legal system and constantly questions what’s going on. She also doesn’t agree with her legal teams strategy and always argues with them. The biggest dispute is that her lawyers want the case to be about Irving while Lipstadt wants it to be about the Holocaust and she doesn’t see why. Again, it leads to all kinds of disputes which keep the plot interesting.<br /><br />It all makes for a very engaging legal drama.<br />C
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