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Teenager Stephen Graham issued a warning to parents of the Internet risks.
The 51 -year -old girl is the star and participating in the new famous Netflix series, which follows the family of 13 -year -old, Jimmy Miller, who is accused of brutal killing of a little girl. Graham plays Jimmy’s father, Eddie.
Each episode was filmed at one time, each episode follows the characters in the actual time while trying to reach the bottom of the accident. Exploring topical issues including Inceel, women’s hate and “Manosphere” on the Internet, Graham was inspired by news reports on the stab of young girls.
“I read an article about a young boy stabbing a little girl Hoop Star said Independent. And after that after two months, there was the news [another] A young boy stabbed a little girl, and if you are honest with you, they harm my heart. “
He explained that the story explores the complexity of the topics, and that parents should be “aware” of the external effects that work on their children.
He said: “It is just awareness of the fact that we are not just reaching our children, and not only the school educates our children.” “But there are also effects that we have no idea about the presence of profound effects on our young culture, deep, positive and negative effects. So he looks at this and sees that we are all responsible.”
Graham wanted to explore the broader effects that affect young children from “regular” backgrounds.
He said: “We wanted to come from an ordinary family.” “We wanted to be aware from the beginning that there is no way in which you can direct the finger. My father was not particularly violent at home and did not raise his hand to my mother, boy or daughter. My mother was not addicted to alcohol. He was not a sexual, mental or physical treatment.”
He said then the series asks the question: “Who blames? Who is the official?” And the answer is not clear. “Perhaps we are all the responsibility, school, society, society, and the environment.”
the boiling point The actor continued to empty “Microcosm” and “Macrocosm in the outside world”, explaining that the chapter no longer exists.
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“When we were children, if you are sent to your room or if Kenny Everet is in a short, it is a little bit full, you will be sent to your room and then you could not watch it.” “But today even in the context of that house, when boys and girls go to their bedrooms, they have the world in the tips of their fingers.”
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Teenager It does not deal with the Andrew Tate or Incel culture directly, which is an intended decision by writer Jack Thorn to shed light on the complex effects that affect young people and explore “male anger”.
“Children do not see Andrew Tate.” “They are watching more dangerous things than Andrew Tate. We were trying to present a picture of the complexity of this child, which was made by all kinds of different influences and the thing in the Inceel culture is that there is a logic of it.”