

On the Edge is an anthology series that showcases the work of three rising star writers and directors as part of the 4Stories initiative, the channel's commitment to finding diverse debut drama talent. Each drama was penned by a debut female writer and directed by directors from diverse backgrounds, who will get a national broadcast credit for the very first time. The three bold, distinct but thematically linked films shine a light on key perspectives in criminal justice - the story of a criminal, a witness and a victim - and serve up a raw slice of real life in contemporary Britain.
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30mThe drama anthology series returns with Samantha O'Rourke's Mincemeat, the story of a girl trying to get through to her controlling and overbearing mother, who struggles with hoarding. A new romance offers the girl a chance to escape - but may be the thing that finally pushes her mother over the edge.
30mNessah Muthy's film Cradled, exploring the overwhelming nature of modern motherhood. Ellora Torchia stars as Maia, a woman whose seemingly perfect home life descends into chaos after her baby begins to talk.
35mThe anthology series concludes with Superdad by Daniel Rusteau. A father and son go on a life-affirming road trip - but one of them is supposed to be in school and the other is supposed to be in a psychiatric hospital.
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On the Edge is an anthology series that showcases the work of three rising star writers and directors as part of the 4Stories initiative, the channel's commitment to finding diverse debut drama talent. Each drama was penned by a debut female writer and directed by directors from diverse backgrounds, who will get a national broadcast credit for the very first time. The three bold, distinct but thematically linked films shine a light on key perspectives in criminal justice - the story of a criminal, a witness and a victim - and serve up a raw slice of real life in contemporary Britain.
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The catalogue lists an episode length of 32 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
The listed premiere date is 14 August 2018.