And the Academy Award for Editing goes to……..Iran and their documentary showing the confession of American scholar Haleh Esfandiari:

Esfandiari defined “policy makers in Washington” as members of government institutions, the U.S. Congress, intelligence agencies, the media, nongovernmental organizations, universities, and research centers. At the conferences, she said, “a network was formed” of policy makers and scholars. “My role was first to identify the speakers. Because I was away from Iran for many years, as a first step I would consult Iranian experts based in Washington or the United States, working in universities and research centers, etc., and ask them for contacts,” Esfandiari said. “When I traveled to Iran, I also got in touch with people whose names I had been given. In this way, acquaintances were made.” Esfandiari was also shown saying the United States wants to “bring about a change in the decision-making bodies in Iran from within, to bring about a change in the decision makers themselves.” The program was edited in such a way that her comments seemed to be shown out of order, and taken together, left the impression that she was making a confession.