Marcello and Hussein are two foreign students at Tehran University who, at the same time, are learning the Persian language. They talk about their experiences of living and studying in Iran.
In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump won battleground states in the 2016 US election to become the 45th American President. But how did this happen? And what will a Trump presidency look like?
The U.S. police brutality and lethal violence against African Americans has escalated during recent years and the U.S. so-called justice system shows no trace of willingness to bring the corrupt police forces to justice.
One of the oldest and most beautiful Tehran neighborhoods – Ghavam al-Saltaneh Street – is where Iranian Christians, Jews, Zoroastrians, and Muslims live and work in peace.
Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s birthplace, his family members’ personalities and how all this affected the way his personality and way of thinking formed are depicted.
In June 2014, Amirli, a town in northern Iraq, was besieged by Daesh for about three months. In this film, the main character, an Iraqi engineer, talks about those days.
Dasht-e Lut desert in Iran, even though recorded as at the hottest place on earth, has attracted tourists and athletes to run in an international ultramarathon for 6 days. Let us meet them.
In this episode of Iranscape you will meet Mohtada and Amjad, both from Iraq. Mohtada is pursuing his father’s legacy of helping humanity by working as a doctor, and Amjad is a civil engineer.
Javad Gharaei is a young tourist who travels across Iran to explore the country’s most exotic places. In this episode, he visits Bahu Kalat in east Iran, Sistan and Baluchestan Province.