Director: Manoto TV
Part three of the series shifts focus toward the armed underground groups that operated in Iran during the 1970s, as recounted by a former senior figure in the country's pre-1979 security establishment.
What is Parviz Sabeti 03 Gorohaie Cheriki about?
Structured as one continuous testimony, the episode covers how these clandestine groups organized, the methods security services used to track and respond to them, and several specific operations the interviewee says he was directly involved in overseeing. Archival photographs and period news material appear periodically to mark the timeline, but the episode leans on the interviewee's own memory and framing rather than external verification or competing perspectives, a limitation viewers should keep in mind given how contested this period remains. It runs at the same unhurried, interview-led pace as the rest of the series, with no reenactments or dramatized sequences.
Cast & crew
There is no scripted cast; the episode consists of a single interview subject speaking directly to camera, with Manoto TV's production team handling research and archival material rather than any acting.
Context & significance
This installment is part of a broader trend of Persian-language documentaries built around interviews with former Iranian officials, revisiting a period of the country's history that different audiences continue to remember and interpret in sharply different ways. Some familiarity with the earlier episodes helps, since terminology and figures introduced there are used here without much recap.
Where & how to watch
This page can be browsed without an account. Streaming the episode requires logging into K-Time, where the interface and recommendations are built for Persian-speaking viewers.