Adolescence isn't your whodunit; it's a gripping exploration of the "whydunit" - a deep dive into the unsettling heart of male rage rather than simple misogyny. This masterfully acted miniseries expertly uses long, uninterrupted takes to escalate the tension and drama, drawing viewers deeper into a hauntingly real issue that has been festering in the UK for years.
The camera work is nothing short of impeccable, guiding us through each intense moment with precision. A special nod goes to young…
Though Cillian Murphy delivers an exceptional performance and the movie is visually stunning and technically well-made, the emotional depth doesn't hit as hard as the film intends, making it less impactful.
3.25/5
One of the strangest yet brilliant Tamil series I have seen. The brilliant writing keeps each episode engaging. The incorporation of mythology & philosophy into the screenplay was interesting. The music tracks were wonderful and the casting was on point. Every single actor's perfomance were memorable. As a plot device, the usage of the fourth wall technique was nice. The character's predicaments and the filmmaking were executed with the correct amount of absurdity. Finally some original quality work.
