Holocaust Film to Be Broadcast to Iran LOS ANGELES -You just can't keep an Oscar-winning documentary down. "Genocide," a Holocaust film that won the best documentary feature Oscar in 1982, resurfaced this week in one of the unlikeliest of settings: On satellite broadcasts into Iran and elsewhere in the Middle East. Rabbi Marvin Hier, who is the dean and founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Center here, as well as a producer of "Genocide," said two showings of the documentary were schedule for broadcast on Friday by opponents of the current government of Iran. "This is a big thing," Rabbi Hier said in a telephone interview this week. Iran is the center of denial of the Holocaust in the entire world. A similar 2005 effort by the Wiesenthal Center broadcast a short clip of the film into Iran; but this time around, the entire documentary, which has a running time of 88 minutes, is being shown, and posted online and streamed on Iranntv.com. The broadcasts, Rabbi Hier added, were timed to introduce the United Nations Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is Sunday.