I think we call this area gray because there’s a lack of transparency.
How did you decide to center on these gray areas?
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The series explores different manifestations of sexual consent - like a character who takes a condom off while having sex with Arabella, or a threesome involving her best friend Terry that’s initiated under false pretenses. And, of course, not only did I have Lou, I had my own therapist. Lou was available to anybody, because the content was triggering for everybody. When occasionally things do get quite tough, you do remember this is your real life, and so I would meet with Lou. And we also had a dramatherapist on standby the whole time, Lou Platt. So it would allow me to get endorphins going and clear my mind and have a moment of solitude. Also I didn’t take a car to work - I cycled to work. There was so much that I was doing that in order to do these things properly I felt like the first thing I had to do was sleep. Two things: I made sure I got at least seven hours of sleep every day. How did you keep yourself safe while you were reliving all of this trauma? You were involved in every creative decision. You wrote all of 12 episodes of this, you co-directed it, you starred in it. I obviously was taking notes for a reason, and it slowly became clear that that reason must have been because I wanted to write it. I wrote that down in my notes app a couple of days later. I didn’t laugh and he didn’t know that I could see him, but I just saw him and thought, “This is absurd.” At the moment that the course of my life was about to change forever, my friend who was babysitting me was playing Pokémon Go. As we waited for the detective to come in, I looked to my friend who was looking after me and realized he was playing Pokémon Go on his phone. I realize I am in this room because something bad has happened to me. It's brilliant and has left me excited for Coel's next project.I began sort of taking notes half consciously when things would occur, like being in the police investigation room. It's about consent, the shades of grey, the acceptance/lack of it, how we understand it and how it's interpreted by the aggressor and victim.How sexual assault survivors cope with the aftermath and then have to exist with daily life. They didn't understand that it's not meant to be a whodunnit or sanitised portrayal of sexual assault according to how society expects victims to behave. I can only say that those people appear to have completely missed the story being told. I'm confused by the lower scores claiming it should be a thriller or that the characters are one dimensional when we see the depth in their nuanced facial expressions and fleeting moments of raw honesty between friends. yes, people get wasted, do drugs and shock, horror they talk to their friends when on the loo. better yet don't compare it to anything at all. It's witty and real, covers some of the darker life scenes that aren't ordinarily placed on the screen. It's not a sitcom or light comedy, it's devastating at times, yet humorous. It's not meant to be girlfriends or SATC and it doesn't pretend to be. Some hard hitting scenes mixed in with Michaela Coel style dark humour. Loved it! As a young British woman from London it's very relatable, from language to interactions.
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