Konstantin Kisin

We should say as well, maybe a slight spoiler alert, which is the show is about a boy who, in a bout of rage, triggered by bullying in relation with a girl, stabs her to death, and there's an ensuing thing. And it is very powerful. It is very powerfully made. And I thought that there were lots of things about it that were well presented and really important and interesting.

We should say as well, maybe a slight spoiler alert, which is the show is about a boy who, in a bout of rage, triggered by bullying in relation with a girl, stabs her to death, and there's an ensuing thing. And it is very powerful. It is very powerfully made. And I thought that there were lots of things about it that were well presented and really important and interesting.

So you mentioned that I saw a big part of the conversation in relation to this being about the race of the people involved. And, you know, I only slightly jokingly went, well, look, at least it's an opportunity for a young white male actor to get a job. Right. But seriously, give us the statistics. Why is that, you know, a concern and why is that an issue?

So you mentioned that I saw a big part of the conversation in relation to this being about the race of the people involved. And, you know, I only slightly jokingly went, well, look, at least it's an opportunity for a young white male actor to get a job. Right. But seriously, give us the statistics. Why is that, you know, a concern and why is that an issue?

So you mentioned that I saw a big part of the conversation in relation to this being about the race of the people involved. And, you know, I only slightly jokingly went, well, look, at least it's an opportunity for a young white male actor to get a job. Right. But seriously, give us the statistics. Why is that, you know, a concern and why is that an issue?

But come back to the racial thing, because there's a lot of statistical research on this. So break that down for us.

But come back to the racial thing, because there's a lot of statistical research on this. So break that down for us.

But come back to the racial thing, because there's a lot of statistical research on this. So break that down for us.

Coming back to adolescence, one of the other things that I think it explores is this idea of toxic masculinity, which is the kind of unconstructive...

Coming back to adolescence, one of the other things that I think it explores is this idea of toxic masculinity, which is the kind of unconstructive...

Coming back to adolescence, one of the other things that I think it explores is this idea of toxic masculinity, which is the kind of unconstructive...

manifestation of male anger i think really that's kind of what they're getting and i saw there was a very clear line through from the way that the boy behaves particularly when he's being interrogated by the psychologist or you know not interrogated having the chat and the way the father behaves

manifestation of male anger i think really that's kind of what they're getting and i saw there was a very clear line through from the way that the boy behaves particularly when he's being interrogated by the psychologist or you know not interrogated having the chat and the way the father behaves

manifestation of male anger i think really that's kind of what they're getting and i saw there was a very clear line through from the way that the boy behaves particularly when he's being interrogated by the psychologist or you know not interrogated having the chat and the way the father behaves

Which I thought was a very interesting thing because I didn't see the connection actually in the sense that the father is angry at stuff that a lot of people might be normally angry about. Whereas the boy clearly has a very... corrupted version of that, where he feels entitled to dominate other people, to manipulate them with language and also physicality, etc. But the connection is often made.

Which I thought was a very interesting thing because I didn't see the connection actually in the sense that the father is angry at stuff that a lot of people might be normally angry about. Whereas the boy clearly has a very... corrupted version of that, where he feels entitled to dominate other people, to manipulate them with language and also physicality, etc. But the connection is often made.

Which I thought was a very interesting thing because I didn't see the connection actually in the sense that the father is angry at stuff that a lot of people might be normally angry about. Whereas the boy clearly has a very... corrupted version of that, where he feels entitled to dominate other people, to manipulate them with language and also physicality, etc. But the connection is often made.

And I feel like when it comes to the idea of toxic masculinity, I use inverted commas, that often happens. Do you have any thoughts on that aspect of it?

And I feel like when it comes to the idea of toxic masculinity, I use inverted commas, that often happens. Do you have any thoughts on that aspect of it?

And I feel like when it comes to the idea of toxic masculinity, I use inverted commas, that often happens. Do you have any thoughts on that aspect of it?