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On the Edge
Adam wants to prove that he can succeed alone, falls victim to a sting and loses all his money. He is too proud to ask his friends for help and pushes them away. Only after tracing the sources of the sting and discovering that the gang is planning a similar fate for his two friends, he joins forces with Shahar and Pita and together they fight back.
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Adam wants to prove that he can succeed alone, falls victim to a sting and loses all his money. He is too proud to ask his friends for help and pushes them away. Only after tracing the sources of the sting and discovering that the gang is planning a similar fate for his two friends, he joins forces with Shahar and Pita and together they fight back.
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