Beyond Limits

2025

Documentary

1
IMDb Rating 7.5/10 10 220 220

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Plot summary

A compelling British documentary following ten amateur athletes as they train for and compete in Ironman 70.3 Swansea. With themes of resilience, inclusion, and mental strength, the film is directed by Raymond Mouzon and edited by 18-year-old autistic filmmaker Sean Smith.

Director

Raymond Mouzon Photo
Raymond Mouzon

Top cast

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Hannah Marshall as Self
Cindy Fincham Photo
Cindy Fincham as Self
Joyce Jeffery Photo
Joyce Jeffery as Self
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Mike Dunne as Self
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853.56 MB
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English 2.0
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25 fps
1 hr 32 min
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1.55 GB
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1 hr 32 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BeyondL 10 / 10

Beyond Limits - A Powerful, Inclusive Journey of Human Endurance

Beyond Limits, directed by Raymond Mouzon, is a deeply moving and inspiring documentary that follows ten individuals as they train for the Ironman triathlon-one of the most grueling endurance events in the world. But what makes this film truly special is not just the physical challenges it captures, but the emotional ones-and the people behind the camera as much as those in front of it.Among the film's most powerful elements is the involvement of Sean Raymond Smith, the film's editor, who lives with autism. Sean's work brings a unique sensitivity and depth to the storytelling. His ability to capture raw emotion, subtle connections, and powerful transitions gives the documentary a pulse and perspective that is both honest and inclusive. Rather than gloss over the struggles, the film allows vulnerability to sit front and centre-thanks in large part to Sean's empathetic editorial eye.The documentary is filled with powerful stories-of pain, loss, triumph, and healing. From participants overcoming near-fatal accidents to those using sport to process grief, each story is authentic and layered. But what ties them together is a sense of community and a shared belief that we are all capable of far more than we think.Raymond Mouzon has created more than a documentary-Beyond Limits is a tribute to the human spirit. And with Sean Raymond Smith shaping its narrative, it's also a celebration of neurodiversity, showing that brilliance and creativity thrive in many forms.This is a film about endurance-but also about empathy, teamwork, and finding strength in our differences. A must-watch for anyone seeking inspiration.
Reviewed by WaffleS-89 10 / 10

Beyond Limits - A Story That Hits Home

As a former Metropolitan Police firearms officer, I found Beyond Limits incredibly moving-particularly the journey of Sam Cullum. His story resonated with me in ways I didn't expect. The discipline, the trauma, the pressure to perform under intense conditions-it all echoed the life I once lived.Sam's ability to open up about his injury, his mental health battles, and the struggle to find a new identity beyond the uniform is something so many of us in high-pressure roles can relate to. There's a quiet strength in the way he carries himself. It's not about ego or bravado-it's about surviving, adapting, and showing up every day, even when the weight is heavy.The film as a whole captures the human side of endurance. It's not just about Ironman finishes or physical feats-it's about rebuilding yourself after life knocks you down. Sam's story reminded me that we are more than our past roles, and that real courage is often found in being vulnerable.For anyone who's worn a uniform, carried responsibility, or felt the impact of a changing identity-Beyond Limits will speak to you. It's honest, powerful, and deeply relatable.
Reviewed by ScillyM 10 / 10

Beyond Limits - A Triumph of the Human Spirit

Beyond Limits is an extraordinary documentary that captures the raw, honest, and emotional journey of ordinary people doing something truly extraordinary. More than just a film about endurance sport, it's a powerful exploration of resilience, healing, and the strength that comes from community.Each story is deeply personal, yet universally relatable. From those overcoming injury and trauma to those carrying the weight of grief, every participant brings something unique to the screen. The film's strength lies in its authenticity-there's no ego, no bravado-just people pushing past pain to find purpose.The direction by Raymond Mouzon is intimate and respectful, allowing space for vulnerability and reflection. And the editing by Sean Raymond Smith, who lives with autism, adds a beautiful sensitivity to the storytelling. His work gives the film its emotional rhythm and makes each moment feel real and heartfelt.What makes Beyond Limits so moving is how it reminds us of the quiet victories-the ones that happen when no one's watching. It's not just about crossing a finish line. It's about rebuilding, reconnecting, and remembering why we keep going.This film doesn't just inspire-it uplifts. A must-watch for anyone who's ever faced adversity and dared to keep moving forward.
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