Awaited by moviegoers, the trailer for the film "Stonewall" – which addresses the LGBT community's first action against police violence in New York in the late 60s – was released and promises to move and leave many people proud to be LGBT.
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Based on real events, the work addresses the life of young gay Danny (Jeremy Irvine), who is kicked out of the house and goes to New York. He meets Trevor (Jonathan Rhys Meyes) and begins to understand how to engage in the fight for equal rights. It is directed by Roland Emmenrich.
In the trailer, it is possible to be taken exactly to the end of the 60s and frequent the Stonewall Inn bar, an LGBT stronghold that was constantly surprised by police raids. In one of them, LGBT people decided to react and, through the Stonewall Uprising, took the first step towards the movement and set the date for World Gay Pride Day, June 28th.
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The film will be shown in US cinemas on September 25th and, unfortunately, there is still no date for its release on Brazilian screens.
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