The Netflix limited series Adolescence centers on the arrest of a 13-year- old boy, Jamie Miller, who is accused of murdering a female classmate, Katie Leonard. The show explores the investigation, the criminal justice process, and the psychological and social dynamics surrounding the case. It delves into themes such as the impact of social media, cyberbullying, and the influence of incel culture-an online community characterized by misogyny and male frustration-on young males. The narrative highlights how societal expectations of masculinity and the digital environment can contribute to tragic outcomes for adolescents. Filmed in a single continuous take, the series immerses viewers in the tense and chaotic experience of the characters, particularly focusing on the widening gap between teenagers and their parents in today's digital age. It also portrays the emotional turmoil faced by Jamie's family and the broader implications of youth violence and gender-based issues in contemporary society
