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Following unprecedented protests and a devastating military conflict, Iranian citizens are risking their lives to share what truly happened inside their country. The film features exclusive, on-the-ground footage and interviews with ordinary people, journalists, and grieving families - many speaking anonymously - who survived the brutal 2026 uprising and subsequent war.

From award-winning director Ben Zand, for ITV's BAFTA-winning Exposure strand, this documentary explores how the Islamic Republic's ruthless crackdown on civilian demonstrations escalated into a terrifying international crisis. Through detailed first hand accounts, witness testimonies expose harrowing scenes of internet blackouts, state-sanctioned killings of unarmed protesters, and the devastating reality of life under US and Israeli bombardment.

The film pieces together a rare, unfiltered picture from inside Iran - capturing a resilient population caught in the deadly crossfire of domestic authoritarianism and foreign bombs.