Netflix's emotional mini-series Adolescence has become the topic of conversation, following the story of a family whose world is turned upside down overnight.

Four-parter about a father grappling with the horrific actions of his son is an 'arresting and disturbing watch'

Co-created by Graham himself alongside frequent collaborator Jack Thorne, and directed by Barantini, the four-part Netflix drama/thriller takes Boiling Point 's one-take format and multiplies it across four settings, following the shattered lives of a family whose 13-year-old son is accused of murdering a classmate.

Netflix has a new series, Adolescence, that has debuted at #1 instantly, which is a touch surprising given its lack of promotion or big stars. But it's incredible.

TV looks very boring right now. There are some exceptions—series like Severance, Euphoria, and Industry that have a discernible visual aesthetic shaped by directors and cinematographers with good instincts—but aside from these,