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Long Night's Journey Into Day
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10.0

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MPAA RATING: Not rated

Starring Mary Burton, Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, Jann Turner, Desmond Tutu, Tony Weaver, and Glenda Wildschut

This documentary examines South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Committee and its efforts to bring together parties on both sides of human rights violations that occurred under Apartheid.

GENRE(S):	Documentary
DIRECTED BY:	Deborah Hoffmann Frances Reid
RELEASE DATE:	Theatrical: March 9, 2001
RUNNING TIME:	90 minutes, Color
ORIGIN:	USA

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Wall Street Journal Joe Morgenstern

A magnificent documentary.

Los Angeles Times Kevin Thomas

Not merely affecting and illuminating; it concludes on a note of hope.

LA Weekly Ella Taylor

Frances Reid and Deborah Hoffman's heart-stopping, Oscar-nominated documentary about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is narrow in focus, but broad in its reach for insight into the power of public drama.

Variety Emanuel Levy

Demonstrates the impossibility of separating the private from the public dimensions of politics, and the pain involved in trying to account for behavior that cannot withstand rational examination.

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Pat C. gave it a10:
A modest understated documentary of epic implication and transcendent impact, universally applicable in its portrayal of human injustice and redemption.

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Long Night's Journey Into Day Seventh Art Releasing

Long Night's Journey Into Day
Seventh Art Releasing