Based on the true story of historian Deborah Lipstadt, and the book she wrote about the incident, the new film Denial is an at times deeply unsettling movie about both the power and limitation of facts. Directed by Mick Jackson and featuring Rachel Weisz as Lipstadt, it is as much a triumph of storytelling as it is a repudiation of hatred.
From the moment it opens, Jackson's film unsettles the audience, with Lipstadt asking a group of students how they would go about proving the Holocaust occurred; that Jewish people were murdered on a grand scale. There is, she reminds her students, no photographic evidence. It is a moment that instantly startles those watching – could she be suggesting that it didn't happen; how would we defend our own certainty of its occurrence?
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