Worried by social media, the internet and kids today, Beeban Kidron interviews experts (including Julian Assange) and young netizens, from a 15-year-old porn addict to a gay teen having a virtual relationship via text and Skype. Interesting issues are raised, but this feels more like a pitch for a series than a coherent thesis.
InRealLife Review
A documentary that draws the dots between young people in Britain and their ever-growing internet use.
Release Date:
20 Sep 2013
Running Time:
90 minutes
Certificate:
15
Original Title:
InRealLife
Kidron, director of Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, puts together a dense and serious-minded study. The results feel like an intermittently fascinating springboard for something lengthier.
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