With three official Canadian government apologies to his parents and step-parents for its past racist actions, filmmaker Mitch Miyagawa has the most apologized-to family in the country - maybe even the world. But what do these apologies mean to his parents, his children and his country? Can saying "sorry" fix past atrocities and heal victims' pain? With three official Canadian government apologies to his parents and step-parents for its past racist actions, filmmaker Mitch Miyagawa has the most apologized-to family in the country - maybe even the world. But what do these apologies mean to his parents, his children and his country? Can saying "sorry" fix past atrocities and heal victims' pain?

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