Iran remains a controversial nation constantly in the headlines, because of its nuclear
ambitions and its desire to become a world power. IRAN: THE HUNDRED YEAR WAR poses the question: What kind of world power is Iran becoming, and how will Western countries contend with it?

To answer those questions, documentary filmmaker Jean-Michel Vecchiet goes back 100
years in history to the wellspring of confrontation between Iran and the Western powers. The roots of the tension sink deep into a past rife with revolutions, coups, and intrigues played out in London and Washington, D.C. Careful attention is paid to the points of view of Iranians who were key players during the 100 years of upheaval. With 2009 marking the 30th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, this no-holdsbarred documentary is as timely as it is insightful.

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