[Rummyfan]

Have not watched it, will not watch it. Don't do Netflix since they hired the obamas.

[mowowie]

I saw it last week.
The basic message was that kids should not have internet, cell phones or social media.

[Larry Lucido]

The author talks in circles and doesn’t say one single word about the show itself. At least not in the excerpt.

[Repeal The 17th]

[alternatives?]

It’s purpose is similar to Triumph of the Will.

[nopardons]

I have not read the whole article ( rather unlike me, as I usually do read ALL article at the original source ); however, that Netflix show has now become required viewing in UK school, even though the whole show has been changed ( re race etc., as well as the what the original story was about [ Paki grooming sex stuff of white girls in the UK ] to be something about bullying and whites! ), and the Starmer government is pushing this.

So I guess Kemi is being raked over the coals, for not watching it, because she is sort of Conservative.

[katana]

Watched it last week. British production brilliantly acted (what else with Stephen Graham as the dad). Each of the four episodes is a roughly hour long (seeming) single camera take with aerial drone and driving shots. Pretty sure that was accomplished with AI. But still, if you’re into the technical aspects it was very impressive. Thoroughly enjoyed it.