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Although the government has tried to silence the people of Iran by shutting down the internet and suppressing protesters, we can use our collective global voice to speak out

Author Norman Solomon offered little comfort when visiting Austin

This time, they swear we'll be greeted as liberators.

U.S. military action against Iran is not likely to be tolerated by Europe, Russia, and China

NPR covers 'Iran and the Bomb' – from A to B

Ben Affleck directs this entertaining thriller about an unbelievable-but-true mission to extricate American hostages from Iran in 1980.

This impassioned work of persuasion is like a splatter film made for the Lifetime network, a screed against stoning made for audiences who already agree.

Nominee for a Best Foreign Language Oscar, this Iranian film is a smart, unusual, and highly involving story about making moral choices in the absence of villains.

Although this film set in 1953 Iran is visually compelling, its story about four different women is slight and emblematic.

This remarkable animated film tells a contemporary story about an Iranian girl’s coming-of-age while navigating the usual pitfalls of adolescence and the Islamic revolution of the Eighties.

Deeply immersive, thought-provoking, and quite often funny, Offside depicts the resourcefulness women in Iran must rely on in order to enter a stadium to watch, no less play, soccer.

New Iraqi drama by Iranian Kurd Bahman Ghobadi is lyrical and heart-wrenching as it focuses on the children of conflict.

Iranian master filmmaker plays with the almost-moving image.

Tom Cruise is a pilot who becomes embroiled in the Iran/Contra scandal

A mother and her son are stuck in a war zone in this Iranian horror film

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This Iranian film about two girls who begin a secret relationship is as much a political statement as it is a love story.

Juliette Binoche stars in this romantic drama about the value of originality by Abbas Kiarostami.

Houston-based, Iranian-born filmmaker Mashayekh relates the story of the pioneering 11th-century mathematician, astronomer, and poet, and reminds Western audiences that there’s more to Iran and the Middle East than suicide bombers and hummus.

Iranian film is sharply observed and resoundingly funny, and tackles such heady topics as feminism, democracy, the voting process, communication, external and internal impediments to personal growth, and more.

Iranian masterpiece of Kurdish life.