"Adolescence", the "Chilling Netflix Limited" series is filmed is one of the best things coming from Strimmer for years. It is strange to think that the platform can simultaneously Fatty, however, empty "electrical state". However, here we are with one of the best shows we have ever hit streaming and is probably one of the worst films on the same platform.

If you are yet to capture the unmatched series, "adolescence" follows a young boy named Jameimi Miller (Owen Cooper) who has been arrested for the killing of a classmate. The show also starred always brilliant Steven Graham as the father of Jameimi, Eddie Miller and Ashley Walters as detective inspector Luke Basombe, officer in charge of the case. Each of the four episodes of the series are filmed in one download, which we see as a disturbing Jameimi trip to play. The four relentlessly busy installments are not only impossible to look away from, but the technical and professional miracles within themselves, in the amount of four perfectly made performances recorded in multiple locations and still set seamlessly.

This is not the first round of the director of the series Philip Barani with one -time projects. In 2021 So, if you liked this latest Netflix series and happen to enjoy immersion in an ambience of unstable intensity and accident, you just can't afford to miss the "boiling point".

The first episode of "adolescence" begins moments before Jameimi was arrested. Then it brings us all the trouble for his true arrest, which is somehow more disturbing than any worldly detail that we have to sit down while waiting to discover just what the young boy is accused of. Something about the attraction of the police station staff, because they offer Jameimi a plate with corn corn or tell him to "sink" clothes, making the situation worse even worse. The first episode of "adolescence" reminds us that even the most desirable and most intense moments of our lives can be pierced with boring. More than that, it reminds us how those pleasures somehow make it more difficult to wear. As we wish in these moments we could afford to be stiff congenital, as well as authority, the figures process Jameimi's intake.

It should not be said that Philip Baranini chose not to record the series in this way, none of this would be possible. Just because we experience everything as it happens in the same time frame as Jameimi and his family, we feel the full weight of their pain and confusion.

Now, imagine a scenario in which the one -time recording method was even more effective and the intensity even more intense; A scenario in which the download remains uninterrupted not for a 50-minute episode (which is impressive enough), but for a whole 90-minute feature that is even more than exciting driving from "adolescence". If it sounds intriguing, the "boiling point" should be your next watch.

"Boiling point" is a film based on a very simple premise that makes it one of the most complex and memorable Chinese experiences you will probably have. Steven Graham is played by Andy Onesons, owner and chief chef at the new London restaurant, preparing for business opening. Andy must lead his team of chefs, direct his staff in front and entertain his high -profile guests while dealing with personal problems. The whole starting night is recorded in one download and follows Andy as he climbs among his various responsibilities. But the "boiling point" also briefly in Andy's lives and clients, giving us the single personal experiences and making an extremely rich and assertive image of a moment in time.

The name itself, "Boiling Point", could not have been a more appropriate title for this film that occupies one taking, which was incredibly filmed four times during the two days before the global pandemic forced production stopped. Fortunately, Philip Baranini and his cast nailed the third download, which is what makes up the finished film. It is enough impressive to see how "adolescence" runs through a whole 50-minute episode without missing lines or fighting, but the entire film shot in the nearby quarters of a busy London cuisine with the actors expertly making the intense personal drama of their characters.

Similar to the Netflix series that followed it, the "boiling point" never feels like you see as a fictional story. It feels like going through every agonizing failure and a personal defeat that appears in Andy's life and his staff, so you really feel a little breathless. "Adolescence" that is inspired by real -world crimesIt is similar in that respect, but even its frightening first episode is probably not as fatal as the relentlessness of the "boiling point".

The disposable footage is part of filming for decades, but it feels like a little more importance after the season one of the "real detective", which featured an unforgettable ones in which Matthew McConaughey's detective, Rustin Cole, escaped from siege housing projects. Suddenly, every play and film includes some continuous sequence, but in recent years Onder has become a trick that uses a certain kind of action movie to try to distract from incredibly weak plots. Chris Hemsworth can be set on a single -shot in Netflix's "extraction 2". But the result is a kindube, but still forgotten sequence, not inadmissible excitement of "adolescence" or "boiling point". Moreover, these films rely on false sequences with one taking, masked reductions in order to glue multiple downloads. Although it does not have to be an inherent exclusion for such a process, the question is whether the one -time approach is in the first place, and often makes some serious awkward and distracting camera moves with the help of CGG.

However, for Philip Barani, filming a whole episode or film in one download is an essential part of the artistic statement. It does not allow you as a member of the audience to look aside, emphasizing the feeling that you are seeing something really important. It is really swinging, not a hyperbolic way that action movies can be described as "swinging". You, in fact, feel swayed on the spot because these incredibly uninterrupted are taking over.

"Adolescence" achieves this in an impressive episode compendium with one taking, but the "boiling point" remains one of the best examples and the perfect synthesis of access and subject. One-intensity London high-intensity cuisine, full of all kinds of personal issues, is a perfect marriage and function marriage, and while "adolescence" is probably a more impressive technical feat in the sense that Bartini and his team have managed to get four episodes with one-time bag, "boiling point". Then, I hope, the success of the Netflix series will direct more viewers to what remains the neglected triumph of the film.