To mark the release of the film “Denial”, Mishcon de Reya wanted to look at how the David Irving V. Deborah Lipstadt trial that took place in 2000 has relevance today. Working with Mishcon de Reya and Alex Krasodomski-Jones of Demos, Quite Frankly were commissioned to make a short film exploring truth, post-truth and denial in 2017.
All the graphics showing incidents of anti-semitism, islamophobia and general bile was our job to relate in an interesting manner. Here’s the result:
Motion graphics for feature length documentary showing evidence of war crimes in Gaza using IDF social media posts....
Using historic air photos and new exploration technology and our graphics this documentary takes a look at the first defining act of the greatest crim...
Out with the old metallic globe and in with a simpler & more versatile look for the Big BBC Brand....
Al Jazeera's I-Unit discovers a series of gangs of gold smugglers, money launderers and corrupt individuals based in Zimbabwe making hundreds of milli...
Dispatches investigate the state of the UK car market in late 2022 with rocketing prices and rocketing profits for manufacturers and dealers....
Dispatches investigates Britain's best-loved chocolate brand and reveals for the first time child labour in its supply chain....
An investor with £250m to spend on a football club brings the big guns to the table and Christopher Samuelson was a big player.
