This film tells the story of an Iranian chemical survivor who is transferred to Japan for medical treatment, where doctors see no chances for his survival. To their astonishment, he is still alive after 17 years.

After the Islamic Revolution, Iran shifted from dependence on US arms to self-sufficiency in its military capabilities, leading to the construction of indigenous warships like the Jamaran destroyer and the Ghadir submarine.

After the Islamic Revolution, Iran shifted from dependence on US arms to self-sufficiency in its military capabilities, leading to the construction of indigenous warships like the Jamaran destroyer and the Ghadir submarine.

After the Islamic Revolution, Iran shifted from dependence on US arms to self-sufficiency in its military capabilities, leading to the construction of indigenous warships like the Jamaran destroyer and the Ghadir submarine.

This documentary shows that an oil-rich country like Iran is heavily investing in renewable energy. Right now, the Islamic Republic is among the top ten countries in the world that can manufacture wind turbines all on its own.

Ahmad Karrari, an inventor, shows us the developmental process of a traditional invention. Using a very low cost, he has been able to invent underground wind catchers to replace water coolers.

The film narrates the story of Tayyab Rezaei and his pivotal role as a supporter of the Shah during the tumultuous years following Iran's nationalization of the oil industry.