After the tightly focused claustrophobia of Episode 1, Adolescence takes a breath, but not a break. Episode 2, keeps the signature single-take format, but expands its scope. This time, the camera doesn’t just follow one thread; it moves like a tide, drifting between perspectives, carrying us through multiple lives all caught in the same emotional undertow. And it works. Where Episode 1 felt like being locked in a room with a single family’s crisis, Episode 2 pans out to explore the ripple effects. It’s still shot in real time, still unbroken, but the atmosphere shifts. The tension isn’t just coming…