Joshua Russell
Joshua Russell
Episode 13: Kaitlin L.
Episode 13: Kaitlin L.
Episode 13: Kaitlin L.
Monday 1st November 2021
Filmmaker Kaitlin L. discusses her documentary 'No Limits, No Boundaries', exploring addiction through diverse stories and perspectives.
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Get the buttons here!Beyond Boundaries: Kaitlin L.'s Documentary on Addiction's Many Faces
You know, I think that, uh, people, if, if you want to understand addiction, you don't understand, don't want to understand, you don't understand, you can't grasp it, go watch the film because, uh, you know it might open your eyes to some stuff, because it's it is real.
Ever wondered how a filmmaker captures the raw, multifaceted nature of addiction? In this episode of 'An Addictive Perspective', Joshua Russell sits down with Kaitlin L., the creative mind behind the documentary 'No Limits, No Boundaries'. This film dives deep into addiction through various lenses, weaving together real-life stories that highlight the complexities and challenges faced by those in recovery.
Kaitlin shares her journey of making the documentary, discussing the extensive research and personal connections that fueled her passion for the project. She talks about the opioid epidemic's devastating impact on communities and the hurdles people encounter in early recovery. The conversation is rich with insights on how non-judgmental dialogue and storytelling can be powerful tools in raising addiction awareness. Listeners will find Kaitlin's perspective both enlightening and supportive.
Her emphasis on empathy and understanding offers a fresh take on addiction, making this episode a must-listen for anyone touched by the issue. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the human side of addiction, Kaitlin's story provides a compelling look at the importance of compassion and open conversation.