The article spotlights two gritty series, Apple TV+'s 'Dope Thief' and Netflix's 'Adolescence', both highly recommended for their compelling storytelling. 'Adolescence' tackles the nightmare of a 13-year-old boy accused of murder, showcasing the emotional turmoil of the Miller family over four gripping, in-one-take episodes. The performances, especially by Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham, are haunting. In contrast, 'Dope Thief' combines strong acting with morally complex themes. Finally, horror satire 'Opus' makes a bold statement about the perils of celebrity culture. This roundup highlights a diverse range of impactful stories worth watching.
In Adolescence, the soul-piercing four-part Netflix series by actor Stephen Graham, the shocked Miller family reels from the news that Jamie might have killed a 13-year-old girl.
Each episode is shot in one take, making the experience feel live, with the same rawness and realness of its characters. It’s powerful and heartbreaking.
Dope Thief presents a superior cast managing morally hazy characters, with a storyline that combines both hard-edged drama and engaging material.
Opus serves as a horror satire that challenges the desire for celebrity status, urging viewers to reflect on the worship of stars.
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