'Adolescence' Nears 100 Million Views, Secures Place in UK Schools

The British Netflix miniseries continues to resonate globally, with the government endorsing it as a tool to address societal challenges among youth.

'Adolescence,' a four-part British Netflix miniseries, has reached nearly 100 million views within three weeks of its March 13 release.
The series explores the psychological and societal factors behind a 13-year-old boy's violent actions, tackling themes like toxic masculinity, online radicalization, and social isolation.
The British government has announced plans to make the series available for free in secondary schools to foster discussions on youth challenges.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with the creators to address the issues raised by the show, emphasizing the importance of understanding pressures on young people.
Praised for its innovative one-take filming style, the series has sparked widespread conversations about its cultural, educational, and political implications.