Abstract
The Oscar-nominated documentary Long Night's Journey into Day provides a compelling view into the impact of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee on the lives of those who participated in it, both as perpetrators and survivors of gross violations of human rights. What does the film, made by Americans and primarily for Americans, tell us about race relations in the United States and South Africa? The author examines the possibilities and pitfalls of examining the TRC for an American audience.
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