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On the Edge 

After years of meth-fuelled chemsex, Jay is caught in a relentless cycle of relapse, paranoia, and recovery. With the support of close friends, he begins confronting his addiction through self-awareness and openness. But even as he recognises its devastating cost, the grip of addiction continues to test his mind, his relationships, and his hope of reclaiming a healthy life.
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After years of meth-fuelled chemsex, Jay is caught in a relentless cycle of relapse, paranoia, and recovery. With the support of close friends, he begins confronting his addiction through self-awareness and openness. But even as he recognises its devastating cost, the grip of addiction continues to test his mind, his relationships, and his hope of reclaiming a healthy life.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Elfie Pan
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Runtime:134 minutes
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