From Sadegh Ghotbzadeh to Peyman Jebeli: The Untold Story of Every IRIB Head in the Documentary 'Head of the Organization'

The documentary series 'Head of the Organization', featuring all IRIB heads since the revolution, will begin airing from 30 Mehr (October 22).

The documentary series "Head of the Organization" with the presence of all the heads of the Broadcasting Organization from the beginning of the revolution until now, will start its broadcast on October 30.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, quoted by Oj Media Art Organization, the documentary "Head of the Organization" was produced by Seyed Mohammad Ali Sadrinia and directed by Sajjad Bloukat, focusing on the investigation of the events in Iran's radio and television from 22 February 1998 to the end of May 1999.

The distinguishing point of this collection is the presence of all the heads of the broadcasting organization, from Ali Larijani and Mohammad Hashemi Rafsanjani to Peyman Jabali. Unseen archival conversations of Sadegh Qutbzadeh and some primary managers of the organization will be published for the first time.

In addition to the presence of all the heads of the organization in this documentary, more than a hundred of the organization's deputies and managers also sat in front of the head of the organization's documentary camera and presented their narrative of the events in radio and television as eyewitnesses.

"The head of the organization" was produced in eight parts and by relying on exclusive interviews, historical research and document review, it tries to present a behind-the-scenes picture of the evolution of the radio and television and the less-heard narratives of its various management periods.

This documentary collection is a product of Oj Media Art Organization and its broadcast will start on October 30.

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