Without My Daughter (Part 4 of 6)

In the final segment of the documentary, Sayyed reflects on his efforts to contact his daughter Mahtob and he thanks the filmmakers for their assistance.

Part 5 of the Without My Daughter documentary. A Michigan judge is interviewed and Sayyed contacts the American Embassy in Helsinki, Finland and he is told that he must return to Iran to attempt to obtain a visa. Sayyed pleads with the woman at the embassy to help him reach his daughter.

Part 3 of the Finnish documentary defending Sayyed Bozorg Mahmoody's point of view. Sayyed claims that the real story is that he, being an anesthesiologist, returned to his country to help those injured in the war between Iran and Iraq.

Part 2 of the documentary Without My Daughter. In this segment, a former friend of Betty's, who still lives in Iran, says that Betty's husband Sayyed "was giving permission for Betty to leave" the house.

Part 1 of a 2002 documentary told from Sayyed Bozorg Mahmoody's point of view. In the film, he explains that he was the one done the injustice when his wife Betty kidnapped their daughter and fled Iran. In this segment, Sayyed tries to phone his daughter Mahtob but instead hears Betty's voice on the answering machine.

This video features footage of Betty Mahmoody, author of Not Without My Daughter, being interviewed by Maria Shriver circa 1991.

Watch the Not Without My Daughter trailer for the film starring Sally Field and Alfred Molina. The movie is based on actual events and was adapted from the bestselling book written by Betty Mahmoody.