In this podcast, Steven O’Riordan chats to Lynn Larkin about his documentary No Limbs No Limits - a story of hope and triumph over adversity, a story of how human resilience can conquer all by overcoming many obstacles to achieve what others would deem impossible.
A story of hope, triumph over adversity and tells the inspiring story of how determination and courage can overcome countless obstacles to achieve what others might deem impossible.
Directed by Steven O’Riordan, brother of Joanne O’Riordan, and narrated by Tony Award-winning actress Marie Mullen, the documentary follows the remarkable life of Joanne, who was born with Total Amelia syndrome, a rare condition involving the complete absence of all four limbs.
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The film explores Joanne’s experiences growing up in County Cork, highlighting her independence and determination in overcoming the everyday challenges she faces. It also documents her landmark journey to the United Nations in New York, where she delivered a keynote speech and challenged technology leaders to develop a robot that could help improve her independence.
No Limbs No Limits is released in Irish cinemas 11th April 2014.
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