Overview
- The series follows the aftermath of 13-year-old Jamie Miller's arrest for the murder of his classmate Katie Lewis, focusing on the psychological and societal factors at play.
- Creators Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne highlight themes of toxic masculinity, online influence, and the challenges of parenting in the digital age.
- The show’s unique one-shot filming technique enhances its emotional intensity, immersing viewers in real-time storytelling across four episodes.
- Critics praise the performances, particularly newcomer Owen Cooper as Jamie and Stephen Graham as his conflicted father, Eddie.
- The series has sparked discussions in political and educational circles, with calls for its use in schools to address misogyny and youth violence.