Pride

boundaries of both class and gender. Standing in solidarity for a cause, no matter what community, race and place you belong to, is the most important thing as a form of a resistance against injustice. Based on true events in Margaret Thatcher-era Britain, it follows the queer community as they extend their support to striking miners. It is both hilarious and deeply moving, which brought two distinct and polar opposite communities together and did something so unimaginable, inspiring and empowering. This film is testament to the enduring power of solidarity and activism. The film's themes are timeless and universal. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of unity and solidarity in the pursuit of social justice. The movie does an excellent job of showing how politics and personal lives intersect and it shows being political is not a choice, it's an everyday part of your life.