Overview
- The film "Blue Jean" depicts a lesbian's journey of self-discovery during Margaret Thatcher's regime in 1980's England.
- The story examines politics through the lens of a young woman embracing her queer identity in a time of renewed oppression.
- The movie features a breakout performance from lead actress Rosy McEwan and ends on a defiant note.
- Magnolia Pictures will release the film in theaters June 9.
- The film's themes of fighting against discrimination during a conservative government's rule prove relevant today.