Netflix has recently released the British series "Adolescence," which has been a huge success on the platform, both in terms of viewing numbers and favorable reviews. This crime drama has surprised and provoked the audience, employing an innovative filming technique to tell a story of crime and family drama.
The plot revolves around a family whose life is shaken when their 13-year-old son is arrested for the murder of a classmate. The series addresses dark and complex themes related to juvenile delinquency and its repercussions, notable for its provocative and raw approach to storytelling.
The cast includes Stephen Graham playing Eddie Miller, the father, Ashley Walters as Detective Luke Bascombe, Erin Doherty in the role of psychologist Briony Ariston, and Owen Cooper as Jamie Miller, the son involved in the crime. The series is produced by Warp Films, Matriarch Productions, and Plan B Entertainment, Brad Pitt's company.
"Adolescence" stands out for its original filming format in a continuous shot, where each episode is filmed in a single continuous take, providing an immersive and tense experience for the viewer. The series addresses relevant themes for today's society and is expected to premiere on Netflix on March 13, 2025.
The narrative of the series unfolds in real time, using a continuous shot filming style that seeks to intensify the tension and realism of the story. Created and written by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, "Adolescence" is directed by Philip Barantini, known for his work on the film "Boiling Point," also filmed in a continuous shot.
