Itunes does a special each week, where they offer a couple of movies for 99c, which for me saves a few pennies and stops me whining about the price of a cinema ticket - $17 at our arthouse cinema. In the efforts to save a few dollars, I like to stock up on a few movies for a middle aged lady night in.
I had heard about this movie a couple of weeks ago, when the story popped up on some news site. It is a real life story about Deborah Lipstadt. She is an American Professor of Holocaust studies. In one of her books, she talks about David Irving, a Holocaust denier. He then takes her to court for libel, and it is on her team to prove that the Holocaust happens.
I must say that I was a bit distracted watching the movie, but I found it dull and boring. Although the three main actors are always stellar - I was a bit distracted by Rachel Weiszs hairdo and accent. 2/5
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To be honest, it doesn’t sound like it would be a riveting court case. If there was any drama to it, it would probably be forced. Well, not every judicial story is exciting.
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