Erin Doherty, star of the Netflix series 'Adolescence,' shares insights on the daunting experience of filming the show in one take and its personal significance. Portraying forensic psychologist Briony, who interacts with a young boy accused of murder, Doherty reveals how the show has influenced conversations among her peers about parenting and societal issues. The show is critically acclaimed for its portrayal of male violence against women and its ability to engage viewers in important dialogues about these contemporary struggles, resonating on a deeply personal level for Doherty and her community.
That's what is also so mind-blowing: as a woman who [has] not even begun to venture into the world of bringing a kid up, it's already, like... My sister, my friends, my girlfriend, we're already so nervous about that time when it does come.
Because we're like, 'What the hell? How do we get this right? What can we do to help and save our younger generation?' I know that sounds so dramatic, but I feel like that is what this show is doing.
Adolescence has sparked conversations in her own personal circle, as it shines a light on the terrifying subject matter of male violence against women and casts a new lens on parenting fears.
Doherty reflects on the daunting experience of filming in one take, emphasizing the unique dynamic captured between her character and the young boy, making it a compelling watch.
Collection
[
|
...
]