Pride
Drama • R • 2014 • 2 hr
Starring
George MacKay, Ben Schnetzer, Freddie Fox, Bill Nighy, Imelda Staunton
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This movie focuses on an event I had no idea happened, and it was heartwarming to find out. A very engaging watch, will definitely see again
A perfect example of how to do feel-good correctly. I both cried & cheered while witnessing the struggles, failures, and successes. Lovely.
One of the best LGBT films I’ve ever seen. Explores how when we look past our differences and open our hearts it can truly change our lives.
You gonna cry, you gonna laught and you going to love these characters for a long time.
Very moving and well-executed film about an event I hadn't been aware of. THIS is how feel good movies should be! Amazing ensemble cast too
It's a beautiful, comedic retelling of the real-life coming together of coal miners and LGB Pride in the Thatcherite era. Incredible!
Made me go to my first protest and fight for education and people’s rights. Very inspiring! Well done you!
Amazing film, I would 100% recommend to any young LGBTQA+ people who want to know more about their history and the importance of solidarity.
I can't possibly express how much I loved it. All of it. The sad and the hilarious, the cute, the touching. It was perfect.
Brilliant portrayal of certain events in our not so distant past. It made me laugh and cry. Needless to say, I loved it.
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