The End Of The F***ing World (TV Miniseries)

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Original title: The End Of The F***ing World
Year: 2017
Running time: 20 min.
Country: United Kingdom
Director: Jonathan Entwistle, Lucy Tcherniak
Screenwriter: Charlie Covell, Chuck Forsman, Jonathan Entwistle (Comic: Chuck Forsman)
Music: Graham Coxon
Cinematography: Justin Brown, Ben Fordesman
Cast: Alex Lawther, Jessica Barden, Gemma Whelan, Wunmi Mosaku, Steve Oram, Christine Bottomley, Navin Chowdhry, Matt King, Eileen Davies, Jayda Mitchell, Jack Veal, Polly Kemp, Jonathan Aris, Alex Sawyer, Barry Ward, Kierston Wareing
Producer: Clerkenwell Films / Dominic Buchanan Productions. Distributed by Channel 4 / Netflix
Genre: TV Series. Comedy. Drama | Black Comedy. Teen/coming-of-age. Based on a Comic. TV Miniseries
Official Site: https://www.netflix.com/title/80175722
Synopsis / Plot: 8 episodes. James and Alyssa are rebel teenagers running away from home. From dreary suburbia to the epic landscapes of the north, they're on a quest to find a better life with Alyssa's idol - her estranged father. Beneath the black humour and the anarchy, is an emotional coming-of-age journey: two outcast teenagers from a disillusioned generation come together and learn what it feels like to make a human connection for the very first time. Based on the comic by Charles S Forsman.

Awards: 2017: BAFTA TV Awards: Nominated for Best TV Series - Drama

Critics' reviews

"The twisted, efficient story that 'The End' tells is a nicely contained thing that requires no additional embellishment, and it should be binged and cherished in its tart glory."

Daniel Fienberg: The Hollywood Reporter
"It's weird, and it ends up being really wonderful (...) Lawther and Barden make 'World' work (...) They've got great chemistry (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)"

Kelly Lawler: USA Today
"Here’s what this audacious eight-part series (...) does well: it shows you how rarely teenagers’ inner thoughts match their outer actions (...) You have to get past the first two episodes, which are kind of ugly."

Johanna Schneller: Toronto Star
"Totally convincing (...) It’s hard to decide who is more likable, James or Alyssa (...) It’s fabulous – comedy so dark that you can barely make out the comedy."

Sam Wollaston: The Guardian
"An effing triumph (...) The series as a whole (...) is a brilliant, concise and emotionally charged bit of British dramedy"

Ben Allen: Radio Times
"Strange, terrifying and touching (...) It's shocking in a way. Its nihilism is bracing. It is also brilliant, well worth your time (...) Both actors are terrific"

John Doyle: The Globe and Mail

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