Watch trailer: Netflix series on teen suicide '13 Reasons Why’ second season out on May 18
Offficial poster of '13 Reasons Why'
The series came in the news as it tackles the issue of bullying, depression and other psychological pressures that a student goes through at school in a first
For those of you who have been waiting for the launch of the second season of Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why can now rejoice as the streaming giant just dropped its trailer and announced the date for its upcoming season.
Created, written and directed by Brian Yorkey, 13 Reasons Why is based on a book of the same name by Jay Asher. Interestingly Selena Gomez if the executive producer of the Netflix show.
The first season began with the suicide of a high school student Hannah Baker who then frames every student she was in touch with, for the reason behind this extreme step. The trailer of the second season finds another student Clay Jensen finding a photograph that states “Hannah wasn’t the only one” even as the quest for healing continues.
The maker of the series Brian discussed the difference between the two seasons as he told a website: “The biggest difference is in season 1, Hannah was telling us her story, we were experiencing it with Clay, and it was the central monolithic story of the season – her story, where it ended, and how that fell out in the present day,” he said. “Season 2 is very much more about everyone else’s perspective on that story – their side of the story, their reaction to it, their coming to terms or refusing to come to terms with their role in Hannah’s life and death.”
Watch the trailer here: