This Netflix teen drama actually narrates teenage life of the modern society to be honest. It's not only the central character's story that is being told, but rather the broader look on the dynamics of millenials. The movie starts with an interesting note with some kids playing a prank on the main character (Dani), sort of drifts away from the storyline in the mid by showing celebrity culture that doesn't go well with the overall plot of the movie, and gives a very predictable ending with some brutal humour from time to time giving the script an edgy push. Modern social media trends which are often addictive and risky have been addressed. Some gender stereotypes can be spotted. Certain parts of the movie seem to have been adapted by Netflix's teen drama series "Sex Education," which came out later in 2019. For instance, Cameron, who happens to be Dani's crush, is an Olympic swimming enthusiast (doing it for his father's wish) as the case with Sex Education's Jackson Marchetti.
Many parts of the film also show a 9-10 year old girl operating social media, which, by all means, is a deep concern for the society. The level of attention paid on each of the main characters is praise worthy. The dialogues are right on time. Emotional and funny scenes have been blended properly with a balance throughout the movie. However, not too many surprises or turns in the script to steal your attention.
Many parts of the film also show a 9-10 year old girl operating social media, which, by all means, is a deep concern for the society. The level of attention paid on each of the main characters is praise worthy. The dialogues are right on time. Emotional and funny scenes have been blended properly with a balance throughout the movie. However, not too many surprises or turns in the script to steal your attention.