Adolescence creator issues internet warning to parents

Actor Stephen Graham, the co-writer and star of Netflix's Adolescence, is warning parents about the hidden dangers of the internet.
Inspired by real-life tragedies, Adolescence, a one-take series, explores how a seemingly ordinary 13-year-old boy is accused of murdering a young girl, delving into issues like incel culture and online misogyny.
The series questions accountability in such situations, suggesting that family, school, society, and the online environment all play a role.
Graham says parents need to be aware of external influences affecting children, both positively and negatively.
Adolescence intentionally avoids directly mentioning controversial figures like Andrew Tate, focusing instead on the complex web of influences contributing to "male rage" in youngsters.

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