Adolescence miniseries

"A Gutting Account of Murder, Misogyny and Teen Fragility (...) raw and stunningly acted, “Adolescence” highlights how we’ve failed ourselves and will continually fail the generations coming behind us." 

"Netflix’s Real-Time Crime Drama Impressively Subverts Expectations (...) the series examines why so many boys are growing up to be angry, misogynistic men. (...) with a relentless pace and commanding performances" 

"The Netflix miniseries combines brilliant performances and audacious filmmaking to tell a complex story about the world children — and parents — live in today (...) it’s also among the very best things — and an early contender for the best thing — you will see on the small screen this year." 

"The performances here are super (...) It uses its pain and shock as a side door into interesting questions and social critiques." 

"No one will want to watch this series, but that is precisely why everyone should. (...) If you’re a counselor, parent, and/or a teacher, it will likely take you to a very dark place (...) However, “Adolescence” is not without hope, not without compassion. (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 4)" 

"Impressive and intriguing. (...) The camerawork complements both a plot with unsettling contemporary resonance and the human characters, played exceptionally well" 

"Effectively portrays a powerful story (...) Growing up in a world ruled by social media and social Darwinism does, however, form a background to the narrative, such as it is, along with exchanges on the meaning of masculinity and the distorting power of teenage self-image"