The teachings that “Sex Education” left us

This week saw the premiere of the fourth and final season of “Sex Education”, the Netflix series created by Laurie Nunn and starring Asa Butterfield, Gillian Anderson, Ncuti Gatwa, Aimee-Lou Wood, Emma Mackey, Connor Swindells, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Mimi Keene, George Robinson.In each season he invited us to reflect on social issues, sexuality and taboos. Therefore, from Filo News we prepared a special about the lessons that the series left us, with iconic scenes and memorable dialogues. We can remember chapters on the right to decide, street harassment, asexuality, self-exploration and desire, consent, expression of identity, sex and diversity, among others. What is the fourth season about? Following the closure of Moordale High School, Otis and Eric face a new challenge: their first day at Cavendish Sixth Form College. Otis is nervous about setting up his new sex clinic, while Eric prays not to become losers again. But Cavendish is a culture shock for all Moordale students; They thought they were progressive, but this new school is another level. There is daily yoga in the community garden, a very strong sustainability environment and a group of guys who are popular for being… friendly? Viv is totally distracted by the non-competitive, student-led approach, while Jackson still struggles to forget Cal. Aimee tries something new by doing an art course and Adam tries to decide if conventional education is for him. In the United States, Maeve lives her dream at the prestigious Wallace University, where she takes classes taught by writer Thomas Molloy. Otis sighs for her as she adjusts to not being the only child at home, nor the only therapist on campusInterview: How do you work the scenes of intimacy? @filonews ???? ️ David Thackeray: the behind the scenes of the intimate ???? ️ x @micasolange21 ???? Ever wonder how intimacy scenes are filmed? ???? The season of #SexEducation in @netflixlat ♬ original sound – Filo.news How to work intimacy in a series that has an impact on the massive? What is meant by “intimate”, what does it encompass beyond sex? Like dance or action scenes, these moments also have their choreography and someone planning each move. In this season it was David Thackeray, who spoke exclusively with Filo News and you can read it here. “What I’m looking for is to remove any anxiety, any kind of mystery. I’m completely there for them, they have my full support so they can do that scene like any other,” he explained. You can read the full note here.

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