he Scottish artist In seven episodes, he recounts what he endured in his youth, which led to six years of trauma and post-traumatic stress.
New series of Netflix It attracts subscribers with a terrifying story based on… Real facts. Created by Richard JuddThe short series is titled Reindeer baby Or by his name in Spanish, Reindeer baby; It features a cast led by Gad as Donnie Dunn, Jessica Gunning as Martha, Nava Mau as Terry, an American therapist, and Tom Goodman-Hill as Darren, a TV scriptwriter.
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The plot is particularly disturbing, as it explores the creepy events that occur after comedian Donnie shows a kind gesture towards a vulnerable Martha, offering her a cup of tea when she can't afford it. However, things take a dark turn when Donnie becomes the target of bullying.
The real story behind Reindeer baby
Reindeer babythe seven-episode limited series recounts his harrowing experience Richard Judd, who explained to Netflix's Tudum how he went through “the whole ordeal.” “At first, everyone in the bar thought it was funny that you had a fan,” he revealed to . times. “But then he started invading my life, following me, showing up at my shows, waiting outside my house, sending thousands of voicemails and emails.”
he harassment This was embodied in 41,071 emails, 744 tweets, 106 pages of messages, and a staggering total of 350 hours of voicemails. The years of siege left Jad suffering from a mental disorder. Post-traumatic stress (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), and as expected, this ordeal began to affect his work.
Talk to him telegraph In 2019 about the solo show she wrote after harassment, Richard Judd “It was incredibly exhausting. I listened to his voicemails and felt my eyes fill with tears. They were tears of frustration. Real mental stress,” he said.
Reindeer baby Count one True story It's chilling and has an impressive 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Praise also spread on social networks. One user
Another added: “I'm on episode six and it's impossible to end tonight without crying. Oh my God, this is hard. I just want to know he's okay. I want him to be okay.”
