TORONTO: Three generations of an Armenian-Christian family were driving home in Baghdad in April 2003 ‌when US Marines in a firefight with Iraqi forces fired on their cars, killing three men. Almost a decade later, two women who survived the attack sat down in their Glendale, California, living room with one of the Marines who pulled the trigger. That ​encounter serves as the climax of "Atonement," writer-director Reed Van Dyk's feature debut, which had its North ​American premiere at the Tor

Source: Arab News