Iranium
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| Iranium | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Wayne Kopping |
| Written by | Clarion Fund Raphael Shore |
| Produced by | Raphael Shore |
| Edited by | Wayne Kopping |
| Distributed by | Clarion Fund |
Release date | In post-production |
Running time | 45 minutes |
| Languages | English Arabic French Persian |
Iranium is a documentary film that explores Iran's nuclear program, as it pertains to the rest of the world. The film is produced by the Clarion Fund. It is a follow up to previously released films Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West and The Third Jihad, both produced by the same director and producers.
Production
While most of the production details have not been released, it has been confirmed that Raphael Shore is the producer.[citation needed] He is the founder of the Clarion fund and produced both The Third Jihad and Obsession.
Synopsis
Iranium is a film about the Iranian nuclear threat to the rest of the world, as explored and determined by the filmmakers. The film's apparent goal is to present numerous options on how the U.S. should handle this threat. Its target audience is most likely powerful U.S. interest groups or policy makers. However, the messages are straightforward enough so that the general public will be able to comprehend the threat. In this way, the general public will most likely want to encourage actions working to prevent any further progress of the Iranian leadership and nuclear weapons.[citation needed]
Content
Ever since the beginning of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iran has expressed a complete disgust for the West. Their extremist ideology has created a regime that chose to terrorize the other countries for more than 30 years. The goal of their Iranian leadership is to spread their radical ideas and create a revolution with their available resources, which are nuclear weapons. Their worldview is even deep-rooted in their state constitution and organizations, which is what the Iranian leaders base their beliefs in.[citation needed]
Iran is on the brink of crossing the limits concerning nuclear weapons. It is estimated[by whom?] that it could be less than a year until Iran produces a nuclear weapon. Iran tries to draw the attention away from the true intentions of this nuclear program. The development of Iran's nuclear program is adding to the power that the Iranian regime holds and the threats that this could pose on the world are unimaginable.[citation needed]
Confirmed contributors
- Jon Kyl[1] – A Presbyterian junior senator from Arizona, Minority Whip. Once deemed one of Time Magazine's top ten senators.[2]
- Eliot Engel[1] – A Democratic U.S. Representative from the 17th congressional district in New York.
- R. James Woolsey, Jr.[1] – Former Director of Central Intelligence
- Clifford May[1] – American journalist.
- Ken Timmerman[1] – An American journalist, and the founder of the Foundation for Democracy in Iraq.[citation needed]
- Claire Lopez[1] – A former Senior CIA Clandestine Operations Officer with tours in Africa, Central/South America and the Balkans, with a focus on the USSR/Russia.[3]
- Frank Gaffney[1] – Gaffney was a low-level Reagan defense administrative assistant.