No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) (2022) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) about?
No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) is a documentary. Thalidomide, a drug prescribed in the late 1950s and early 1960s, caused severe birth defects in thousands of children worldwide. "No Limits - Thalidomide Victims" chronicles the lives of Thalidomide survivors over 25 years, highlighting the evolving societal attitudes towards disability. Directed by Academy Award winner John Zaritsky, the documentary also investigates the ongoing impact of Thalidomide in Brazil, where new cases continue to emerge. It examines the complicity of the drug's manufacturer and the quest for justice by activists in Germany, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
When was No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) released?
No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) was released in 2022.
How long is No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary)?
No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) has a runtime of 79 minutes.
Where can I watch No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary)?
No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) is listed on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and streaming options.
What genre is No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary)?
No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) is classified as Health, Society, History.
What topics does No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) cover?
No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) explores topics including disability-inclusion, social-inequality, historical-events, life-stories.
Can I watch No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for No Limits - Thalidomide Victims (documentary) on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.