Twenty-five years after the Islamic Revolution, Iran is struggling for political reform. Some of the most visible signs of struggle can be found in the nation’s media. This Wide Angle documentary goes behind the scenes at Shargh, one of Iran’s new pro-reform newspapers, illustrating its efforts to report the news without incurring the “blade of censorship”—an ever-present threat from Iranian authorities. Showing how Shargh has quickly cultivated a loyal readership among Iran’s intellectuals, opinion-makers, politicians, and youth, the program features eye-opening scenes of daring young journalists covering Iran’s controversial 2005 presidential elections. In addition, Judith Kipper discusses Iran with anchor Bill Moyers. (57 minutes)