Stories, Unfinished
Drug abuse harms more people than you think. Remember the victims.
Stories, Unfinished | Drug Victims Remembrance Day Film
A friend. A partner. A son.
That was Ryan.
When drug abuse took him away, it didn't just leave a gaping hole in the hearts of those who loved him. It left guilt, regret, anger, pain, and questions.
Could they have done more to stop him? Would he have even accepted it?

Jasmine | Ryan’s Girlfriend
Jasmine remembers the old Ryan, the one she loved. The plans they had, the promises he made, the future they had imagined together. As Ryan grew more distant, Jasmine was left hurt and questioning what had happened to the person she once loved and trusted.

Mdm Ang | Ryan’s Mother
At home, the quiet feels louder now. Ryan’s mum still makes his favourite meals. Still sets him a place at the table. Still hopes her only son will come back to her. What hurts most is the silence — and the words she never found the courage to say.

Luke | Ryan’s Best Friend
Luke and Ryan had been close since childhood, spending much of their time together, especially on the football field. Over time, Luke began to notice changes in Ryan, in the way he spoke, behaved, and pulled away from the people around him. For Luke, the hardest part was not only seeing his best friend change, but not knowing how to reach him before it was too late.

