Sex Educationwhich has just bowed out after four seasons, Elitewhose fans are impatiently awaiting season 7, or even Surviving Summer, which smells of summer and the beach, with its surfing competitions and the Australian coast… For a long time, Netflix has understood how to seduce the teenage audience with its fiction. If spectators will very soon discover horror series, a must-see as Halloween approaches, for those who are not fans of the genre, the program for this month of October 2023 includes a new series for teenagers, Everything Nowput online this Thursday, October 5, release date of season 3 of Lupine on Netflix. After SpainElite and Australia of Surviving Summerback to England this time with this fiction which takes place in the suburbs of London.
Everything Now (Netflix): a series on eating disorders
After spending several months in a specialized institute to treat her eating disorders, Mia returns home and returns to high school. But how can we get back on track with our lives when those of others have moved on without us? When every bite is torture, every look in the mirror torture? However, Mia only wants to (re)become a teenager like the others and enjoy life and love to the fullest. Easier said than done for Mia, who struggles with her demons and expectations, her own and those of others. To get up to speed, Mia wants to do everything, “everything”, right away, “now”, too quickly. And inevitably burns his wings at the first opportunity.
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Everything Now : who are the actors in the series?
Actress Sophie Wilde plays Mia. You may have seen her in the Australian horror film The hand, released in 2022, or in the English series Tom Jones. In the role of her best friend Becca, Lauryn Ajufo has already been seen on Netflix in the film Luther. Among the adults in the series, English actor Stephen Fry plays Mia’s doctor, Vivienne Acheampong, who played Lucienne in Sandman plays his mother, while Alex Hassell, seen in The Boys Or Cowboy Bebop plays his father.
Everything Nowa realistic series about adolescence
After watching four episodes, Everything Now leaves an ambivalent feeling. Despite its particularly strong and important theme, as well as an endearing and brilliant main character, fiction does not avoid the pitfalls and clichés of series for teenagers. These serve as a pretext for the more general discussion on eating disorders. Unless it is the opposite and the underlying subject is ultimately erased in favor of a more banal series on youth? In line with Sex Education, Everything Now nevertheless seeks to break the taboos around adolescence and realistically evokes questions of identity and romantic relationships. Perhaps that’s because its creator, English screenwriter Ripley Parker, is only 22 years old.
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“This is the series I wish I had seen when I was 15”
While her name may not mean anything to you, you probably know her parents, actress Thandiwe Newton (Westworld) and director Ol Parker (Mamma Mia!, Ticket to Paradise), or his sister Nico, seen in the series The Last of Us. She is only 22 years old and we feel on screen that she knows what she is talking about. “I hope the series speaks to someone, somewhere, said Ripley Parker at the Newport Beach Festival. This is the series I wish I had seen when I was 15. It’s a love letter to young people of this age, to everyone who needs to take a deep breath, to tell them that we are here for them.”
