Netflix's 'Adolescence' Drives Global Dialogue on Toxic Masculinity and Online Radicalization

The critically acclaimed series examines societal failures and the digital influences shaping young minds, prompting calls for policy and cultural reforms.

The series 'Adolescence' explores the impact of toxic masculinity and online radicalization, focusing on a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering a classmate.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other leaders have endorsed the show as a tool for addressing misogyny and violence, advocating its inclusion in schools.
The show critiques institutional shortcomings, highlighting the role of schools, families, and law enforcement in failing to protect children from online harm.
Praised for its technical innovation, each episode is filmed in a single continuous take, enhancing its emotional intensity and immersive storytelling.
With a 99% Rotten Tomatoes rating and top rankings in 71 countries, 'Adolescence' has sparked discussions on social media regulation and digital parenting.