"Blue Jean" Sheds Light on Homophobia in 1980s England.
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"Blue Jean" is a British film set during the Thatcher era that explores the impact of Section 28, a law that prohibited the promotion of homosexuality in schools. The film follows a closeted teacher, Jean, who struggles to balance her personal life with the fear of being outed at work. Despite some narrative bumps, the film offers a powerful portrayal of personal liberation and the ongoing threat of anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment.
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