Iranium doesn't try to present two sides to an issue, but it is reasonably objective in its approach and it is a great primer on some of the salient issues that concern Iran and its ambitions. While not everything in the film is proved fact, the fundamental positions put forward about the regime's ambitions and the danger commensurate therewith are essentially right on target. Iranium is a film to be soberly reckoned with and there are two major reasons why this film is quite compelling: First, it documents the Iranian leadership's Jihadist ideological bent using publicly available archive footage of their speeches (i.e. in their own words) as well as of historical events. Secondly, this is supplemented by the interview commentary of experts on Iran-- including top experts in their field such as Professor Bernard Lewis of Princeton University. All in all, well worth seeing to judge for yourself and contend with. There are some issues that are arguably too important to ignore.