Ruhollah Khomeini, a pivotal figure in 20th-century history, is best known for his role as the first Supreme Leader of Iran following the 1979 Iranian Revolution. His influence extended beyond politics into the realm of media, making his appearances and interviews significant collectibles for film enthusiasts. One notable title in the home video realm is *Oriana Fallaci intervista Ayatollah Khomeini* (1979), a compelling interview that offers a rare glimpse into Khomeini's ideologies during a transformative period in Iranian history. Collectors seek out this release not just for its historical context, but for its unique portrayal of a leader who reshaped an entire nation’s identity. The film's scarcity and its representation of Khomeini's public persona make it a prized item in the collections of those interested in political documentaries and the evolution of film as a medium for significant social commentary. Khomeini's legacy continues to resonate, and his limited appearances contribute to the allure for collectors who appreciate the intersection of history and film.