Pride

By Cletus 2022-07-22 12:46:09

Pride--Gay Movies That Bring Power

The British film "Pride"

uses a sunny and smooth approach to film this gay-themed film. Of course, the approach is simple, and the story is ordinary. Although it is an independent film, it has already been produced in the style of Hollywood in the United States. The story tells the story of British society in the 1980s. During Mrs. Thatcher's tenure as prime minister, the regulations on layoffs of miners, miners and gay organizations united to protest in solidarity. During...

By Amy 2022-03-28 09:01:07

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Britain has a nickname - the country of corruption. I have always been accustomed to it, but I have never thought about it carefully. How can the traditional and conservative thinking of a kingdom with a long history be liberated in an era when homosexuality is not accepted by most people even now. This film, like a documentary, tells us the history of the struggle. The leading teenager died of AIDS shortly after the march at the age of 26. It is a pity that he did not see that same-sex...

By Velda 2022-03-27 09:01:12

LGBT rights are just one of the many right things you need to do

Compared with the normal heart, which was cut into a mess by ryan murphy, the pride adapted from real history is much more powerful and exciting in terms of theme deepening, plot direction, rhythm control and characterization.
Ironically, Pride takes the word "ordinary" much further than the former.

The music that perfectly matches the plot like a needle (almost thought it was a musical), a very appealing central character mark, a group of lgbt groups who are passionate and not...

By Guido 2022-03-27 09:01:12

To live proudly is to defend one's own dignity

"Bread is what we need to live, but if we have to give up roses, I'd rather resist to the death." This is a comedy, I think it's more like an educational film in a tragedy. It is also a good medicine for reflection and self-examination. I am glad that I did not experience that era, and I feel sorry for those who have exhausted their lives to fight for our equal rights now. If it is you and me, it may not be possible to do this. I think more of those indifferent bystanders.

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By Jasmin 2022-03-27 09:01:12

whatever

When strength is not enough, we need to cooperate. Don't focus on just one point. Power and rights are earned back. You can't get what you want without going through a struggle! ! In the struggle, we must unite all forces that can be united. As Lao Mao said, politics is to make more of one's own people and less of the enemy. quite right. From the point of view of the masses, marches and strikes are to achieve the desired goal through extreme means. At this time, what you need is the...

By Edd 2022-04-24 07:01:16

The most unbearable is the clothing design, the miners group is too...

By Kara 2022-04-24 07:01:16

It added a lot of drama and rounded out a lot of conflict, but when I saw the slogan "Miner Support Gay and Lesbian" it felt like the effort paid...

By Jazmin 2022-04-24 07:01:16

The group portraits are still pieces of paper, but they are much better than "Girls Want Revolution", which is also a feel-good movie, but is so hypocritical that it has almost become a harmful sugar water movie. Some of the anger), the sense of humor is in place, the emotional climax at the end is solid, and the characters are more evenly...

By Daphney 2022-04-24 07:01:16

"The weakest thing in the world is personal strength, but union makes us strong", the realistic meaning conveyed by the film is far greater than the film...

By Braeden 2022-04-24 07:01:16

A warm and bloody film about the gay struggle. Stories of gay groups and miners' unions reveal the importance of alliances in social movements against those in power. But the film revealed several issues that were understated and skipped: What if the sport was hijacked? How to coordinate the division of interests of different groups? What if the alliance is divided? In addition, Thatcher is really strong, the union is really socialist, and Bill Nighy is really...