the hearings. On 15 April 1996, the South African National Broadcaster televised the first two hours of the first human rights violation committee hearing live. With funding from the Norwegian government, radio continued to broadcast live throughout. Additional high-profile hearings, such as Winnie Mandela's testimony, were also televised live. The rest of the hearings were presented on television each Sunday, from April 1996 to June 1998, in hour-long episodes of the Truth Commission Special Report. The programme was presented by progressive Afrikaner journalist Max du Preez, former editor of the Vrye Weekblad. The producers of the programme included Anneliese Burgess, Jann Turner, Benedict Motau, Gael Reagon, Rene Schiebe and Bronwyn Nicholson, a production assistant. In the arts and popular culture Film Various films have been made about the commission: Documentary films Confronting the Truth (2006) by Steve York. Produced in association with the United States Institute of Peace. Facing the Truth (1999) by Bill Moyers. Two-part PBS series. Long Night's Journey into Day (2000) by Frances Reid. Won the Grand Jury Prize for best documentary at the Sundance Film Festival. Feature films Forgiveness (2004) by Ian Gabriel. A South African feature film, starring South African–born actor Arnold Vosloo as a disgraced ex-cop seeking forgiveness from the family of the activist he killed under the apartheid regime. With Quanita Adams and Zane Meas. In My Country (2004). A feature film very loosely based on Country of My Skull, a 1998 autobiographical text by Antjie Krog that dealt with her coverage of the hearings. With Samuel L. Jackson and Juliette Binoche. Red Dust (2004). A feature film based on the novel of the same title by South African writer Gillian Slovo. With Hilary Swank, Jamie Bartlett and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Zulu Love Letter (2004). A film by Ramadan Suleman, starring Pamela Nomvete. The Forgiven (2018). A film by Roland Joffé, starring Forest Whitaker as Desmond Tutu and Eric Bana as Piet Blomfeld. Theatre Several plays have been produced about the TRC: Truth in Translation (2006), by Paavo Tom Tammi, in collaboration with American director, Michael Lessac and the company of Colonnades Theatre Lab, South Africa. Ubu and the Truth Commission (1997), by Jane Taylor and William Kentridge. Nothing but the Truth (2002), by John Kani. The Story I Am About to Tell, created in collaboration with the Khulumani support group. The Dead Wait, by Paul Herzberg. Truth and reconciliation, debbie tucker green (2011)