Film 'Atonement' portrays US Marine seeking forgiveness from Iraqi family
Most outlets reported that the film 'Atonement' depicts a US Marine seeking forgiveness from an Iraqi family after a 2003 incident in which three family members were killed. Aaj News provided additional context, mentioning that the victims were part of an Armenian-Christian family in Baghdad, while Arab News Pakistan offered a more concise version of the same premise.
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Iraq War film 'Atonement' tells story of US Marine seeking Iraqi family's forgiveness
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,” writ...
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