Iran Is Not the Problem

Year: 2008

Runtime: 79 mins

Language: English

Director: Aaron Newman

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Examining the US‑Iran standoff, the film asks if truth will be the first casualty of conflict. It challenges media narratives that cast Iran as a nuclear menace bent on wiping Israel off the map and supporting terrorism. By situating these claims within US imperialism, the documentary looks at Iran’s democratic struggle, escalation risks, and alternative paths forward.

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