Join us for a special afternoon exploring the power of storytelling in shaping our understanding of justice, followed by a screening of the timeless classic To Kill a Mockingbird.
Hosted in partnership with the Attorney General’s Office Rule of Law team, this event brings together leading voices from law and film for an intimate conversation about how film narratives can influence public perceptions of fairness, truth and the justice system.
The Attorney General, Richard Hermer KC will join fellow contributors in reflecting on the responsibilities of storytellers, the cultural legacy of courtroom dramas, and what canonical films like To Kill a Mockingbird continue to teach us about ethics, empathy and civic values.
Following the discussion, stay for a screening of To Kill a Mockingbird - a defining work of American cinema directed by Robert Mulligan and a touchstone for debates about justice, integrity and the rule of law.
