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Girl on Edge 

Figure skater Jiang struggles to salvage her career under the ruthless eye of her mother and coach, Wang. At the rink, she finds a kindred spirit in Zhong. But when Wang begins to train Zhong, tension builds and Jiang’s ambition spirals into destructive obsession.
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Figure skater Jiang struggles to salvage her career under the ruthless eye of her mother and coach, Wang. At the rink, she finds a kindred spirit in Zhong. But when Wang begins to train Zhong, tension builds and Jiang’s ambition spirals into destructive obsession.

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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Directed By:Jinghao Zhou
Written By:Jinghao Zhou
In Theaters:
Box Office:$4,017,083
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Beijing Enlight Pictures, Colorful Enlight Pictures, Guliguo Pictures

Cast

Director

Jinghao Zhou

Director

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Zhang Zifeng

Jiang Ning

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Ma Yili

Wang Shuang

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Ding Xiangyuan

Zhong Ling

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Li Xiaoqian

Lu Jie

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Yu Zhile

Jason

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Eva Du

Jessica

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