Stonewall

2015
16
2h 9min

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Drama History

Sobre el despertar político y la oportunidad de crecimiento que experimenta un joven en los días anteriores a los disturbios de Stonewall.Sobre el despertar político y la oportunidad de crecimiento que experimenta un joven en los días anteriores a los disturbios de Stonewall.Sobre el despertar político y la oportunidad de crecimiento que experimenta un joven en los días anteriores a los disturbios de Stonewall.

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Premios
- 4 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The Stonewall Inn or sometimes referred as Bonnie's Stonewall Inn was originally built as stables in the mid 19th century. By 1930 it became a Tearoom for heterosexuals. The Stonewall Inn first closed in 1964 after 34 year's of business as a Tearoom when the interior was destroyed by fire. It was restored by three mobsters in 1967 as a gay bathhouse and became the largest gay bar in the US. After the riots in 1969 it shortly closed. For twenty years the Stonewall ran as a Bagel Sandwich Shop, a Chinese Restaurant and shoe store before reopening in 1998 as simply Stonewall.

Pifias
The timing of Danny's arrival in New York is confused. He leaves Indiana during the fall (it's football season, and the World Series is about to start). But his bus arrives in New York in March (3 months before the Stonewall riots).

Citas
Ray: Danny, Judy just died.
Danny Winters: Judy who?
Ray: Garland!

Conexiones
Featured in Disclosure: Ser trans en Hollywood (2020)

Banda sonora
I Say A Little Prayer
Written by Hal David & Burt Bacharach
Performed by Stingray Music
Courtesy of Stingray Music c/o Covered Records, Inc.

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6/10

Flawed but not the horrible film I expected based on all the ranting

I watched Stonewall last night and did not find it to be the horrible film I expected. It was not a great film either, a solid 6 out of ten. It was visually interesting, the dialog was a bit awkward and a little boring but IMO it accurately portrayed the feeling of 1969/70. Most of the characters were poor LGBT runaways living on the streets who were POC, transgender, dykes/lesbians and a variety of ethnicities. All the cops were white, mostly portrayed as assholes. Was the movie flawed? Absolutely. Perhaps the biggest flaw was calling the film Stonewall. Still I think it is worth seeing. If you can get past expectations of it being a historically correct documentary and watch it as a coming of age/out story about a young man from the country running to the city (which many did), at the end you can get a real reminder why we celebrate LGBT Pride today.