

A 79-minute documentary argues that American media misrepresents Iran's nuclear ambitions and overlooks its internal democratic movements.
“Will truth be the first casualty of our next war?”
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A 79-minute documentary argues that American media misrepresents Iran's nuclear ambitions and overlooks its internal democratic movements.
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Aaron Newman directs "Iran Is Not the Problem," a 79-minute documentary that critiques American media portrayals of Iran. The film argues that claims of Iran's nuclear ambitions and hostility toward Israel are misleading. It presents various opinions, including those from activists like Antonia Juhasz and Larry Everest, who discuss Iran's internal democratic movements and the historical context of US-Iran relations. The documentary aims to foster discussion on the implications of escalating tensions and potential military actions.
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Why Watch
- Meet activist Aaron Newman and his perspective on Iran.
- Find out why Iran's nuclear aims are misrepresented.
- See diverse opinions on U.S.-Iran relations.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Aaron Newman, an activist and founder of the SF Chomsky Book Club.
- The documentary runs for 79 minutes and includes a 20-minute DVD version.
- The music for the film was composed by Anomaly Arts.
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Who directed the documentary 'Iran Is Not the Problem'?
Aaron Newman directed, produced, and wrote the screenplay for 'Iran Is Not the Problem'.
What is the runtime of the documentary 'Iran Is Not the Problem'?
The runtime of 'Iran Is Not the Problem' is 79 minutes.
What is the main argument presented in 'Iran Is Not the Problem'?
The documentary argues that the American media does not reliably report on Iran's differences with the US and counters the view that Iran's nuclear proliferation is aimed at destroying Israel.
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