Los Angeles-based television and radio talk show host David Diaan makes his directorial debut with the nonpolitical documentary Iran is My Home. Shot all around Iran in 2000, the film is a video diary of Diaan's visit to his homeland after a 20-year absence. He wanders around parks, hotels, and streets in Tehran, Isfahan, and the coast of the Caspian Sea. Personal subjects include his mother, fiancée Sogol, and random people on the street. Iran Is My Home was shown at the 2003 IFP Los Angeles Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide
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These 2 countries have substantial energy investments in Iran, and may not be overjoyed if the US gets in and tries to manage the oilfields there. In addition, won't it inflame more people there against the troops? |
A nuclear Iran is really not an option, is it? |
Iran is no better than IRAQ why not attack them then. They are greater threat to our nation and it's just a matter of spending another trillion. And people i m not being sarcastic. I really meant it. Some people might say we are against bush about this war but that's the only way to make our country safe. |
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