The movie is about three young adult women and how their lives are developing through some problems with drugs and bad marriages and relationships. The movie was better than I thought (I have heard it was good though). Ana De la Reguera's performance is very good and the movie in general is very believable. It doesn't have an unbelievable script like Hollywood's movies where sometimes you don't believe anything of what you see and they try to do business with any imaginable subject, and it seems that they don't know what to come up with, instead of doing good histories (good movies). This is a movie that from my point of view tries to show the reality about responsibilities and how can drugs affect your life, the movie also contains two histories about gay people, one of them who just discovers she's gay.
Review of On the Edge
