By Jon O'Brien
The ramifications of Thatcher's draconian homophobic law are explored in Georgia Oakley's new film, but their impact has an additional place in British cinema.
By Sarah Cleary
A closeted lesbian PE teacher grapples with the ramifications of Section 28 as a new student joins her class.
Georgia Oakley delivers an assured debut with her poignant portrait of a lesbian teacher living in Thatcher's Britain.
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