Long Night's Journey Into Day Summary

In the movie Long Night’s Journey into Day, the directors Frances Reid and Deborah Hoffmann main concept about the documentary were restorative justice, a system of criminal justice that focuses on the rehabilitation of offenders through reconciliation with victims and the community at large. They show that blacks and whites were invited to voluntarily tell their stories fully and freely to the commission, and that the justice became the same with complete disclosure and taking of responsibility. The directors show that there are no rules of evidence constrained witnesses before the truth and reconciliation commission. The commissioner invited the testimony of an elderly woman whose son had been murdered by saying “I wonder if you would like