Its name became “The Blurred Image”, because it has come to explain the truths that, for a lifetime, we were either prevented from knowing, or not allowed to remember, or covered with so much dust and distraction that our eyes could no longer see clearly.
The Blurred Image has come for teenagers and young people who were never told that the Revolution was born to be a ladder leading to the most glorious event in history.
It is for those who, because of our negligence, cannot distinguish the essence of the Revolution from its outward body—and for whom the deep wounds inflicted on the Revolution, whether by foreign enemies or by treacherous insiders, seem to mean the end of the Revolution itself.
The Blurred Image has come to cleanse the blurriness of our vision regarding the role we must play in the battle ahead—a battle that has now reached its final stage: the clash of civilizations.
The documentary The Blurred Image is a true account of the grave wounds upon the body of the Revolution—some born of the malice of the enemy, and others the fruit of the hypocrisy of so-called friends—produced this year by the official media platform of Ustad Mohammad Shojaei.
