A cast of pretty obvious characters have the obvious experiences you'd expect from people going through the upheaval of the Thatcher years. A man buys his council flat, his wife has an affair, his brother is a cowboy builder, he's a printer so of course he's in the Wapping strikes.
There's a couple of moments of reality around racism, but the rest is just clinical, superior to everything, and yet wallowing in the stuff it despises.
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