John Bolton and R. James Woolsey discuss Iran's nuclear ambitions, detailing historical events and their impact on global security.
Synopsis
John Bolton and R. James Woolsey discuss Iran's nuclear ambitions, detailing historical events and their impact on global security.
Synopsis
Alex Traiman's 2011 documentary Iranium features prominent figures such as John Bolton and R. James Woolsey, who discuss the implications of Iran's nuclear ambitions. The film addresses key historical events, including the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the Iran hostage crisis, to illustrate the regime's foreign policy and its impact on global security. It premiered on February 8, 2011, amid controversy, with critics accusing it of misrepresenting facts to instill fear regarding Iran's nuclear program.
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Why Watch
- See R. James Woolsey's insights on Iran's nuclear threat.
- Find out why the Iranian government protested this film.
- Meet key political figures discussing U.S.-Iran relations.
Did You Know
- Iranium premiered on February 8, 2011, in select AMC theaters.
- The film was criticized by the Iranian Foreign Ministry on the same day of its premiere.
- The Library and Archives of Canada canceled a screening due to protests from the Iranian government.
- Notable contributors include former CIA Director R. James Woolsey and Senator Jon Kyl.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Iranium?
Iranium was directed by Alex Traiman.
When did Iranium premiere in the United States?
Iranium premiered on February 8, 2011.
What was the Iranian government's response to the film Iranium?
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ramin Mehmanparast, denounced the film, calling it an attempt by Western countries to harm the progress of Iran's nuclear program.
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