Although the storyline and characters of the movie "Nothing But the Truth" are fictitious, they are also adapted on the basis of real events. In addition to criticizing the loopholes and shortcomings of American law, it also praises the female journalist Rachel who insists on principles. The brilliance of humanity emanating from journalists.
In the film, Kate Beckinsale played a female journalist who was facing jail for refusing to disclose the source of the information. Her acting skills once again proved that she was more than just a beauty.
Although the theme of "Nothing But the Truth" is shocking, it is rare for director Rod Lurie to tell it in a deep tone. Even the inevitable "soap opera" sections and heavy court speeches in the film, under his polishing, exude mature dramatic charm and contemplation. This time, Kate Beckinsale washed the lead and starred in the female reporter Rachel, which is undoubtedly a great challenge to her acting skills.
