Overview
- 'Adolescence,' a Netflix drama exploring the societal and digital influences behind youth violence, is now accessible for free in all UK secondary schools via the Into Film+ platform.
- The initiative, backed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, includes educational resources created by charities like NSPCC and Tender to guide discussions on online safety and healthy relationships.
- The series focuses on a 13-year-old boy accused of murder, highlighting the dangerous impact of online misogyny and influencers like Andrew Tate on young minds.
- Keir Starmer, who watched the show with his teenage children, emphasized its importance in addressing cultural and systemic issues surrounding male violence and online radicalization.
- With over 66 million views globally, 'Adolescence' has become a cultural phenomenon, sparking critical conversations and calls for policy changes to protect young people.