Javad Gharael is a young tourist traveling across Iran to see the most exotic places. Here, he visits Alijogh Plain, where the Qashqai nomads have been there for centuries. 

The Islamic Republic's role in human rights and the role of the Iranian nation in world peace during different ages, particularly in the Iraq-Iran War, are discussed.  

This documentary zips across Iran to show how Iranians today preserve the rich heritage like a piece of gem and teach their children to eat healthily like their ancestors. 

A group of Spanish tourists recount how Daesh terrorists entered the holy shrine of Shah Cheragh in Shiraz to carry out a deadly attack on innocent pilgrims.

Fed up with the dictatorship of Mohammad Reza Shah, the Iranian nation took to the streets in 1979. The nationwide uprisings under the leadership of Imam Khomeini finally toppled the pro-West Shah.  

In WWII, Iran came under the boots of Soviet and British forces. It didn't lead to the country's collapse but paved the way for the rise of Mohammad Reza Shah, who ruled Iran with an iron fist.

The documentary looks at the socio-political events which led to the 1979 Islamic Revolution of Iran.

The Revolution’s Flight is about memories of the captain of the plane Imam Khomeini boarded in France in 1979 to come back to Tehran.

Michel Setboun recounts his personal memories back from when he was covering the Iran's Islamic Revolution of 1979.

This program introduces Michel Setboun, an internationally renowned photo-journalist.