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Pride

2014 · Movie · 120 min
A

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83/100

Averaged across 10 ratings · 251.3K votes

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76–93 out of 100

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In 1984, a group of LGBTQ+ activists in London decide to raise money to support families affected by the British miners' strike. They adopt a small Welsh mining village, facing initial suspicion from the conservative community. An unlikely alliance forms between the two groups, leading to a powerful show of solidarity against a common adversary in Margaret Thatcher's government.

Details

Released
12 September 2014
Country
France, United Kingdom
Language
English
Runtime
120 min
Rated
R
Box office
$16.7M
Awards
12 wins, 17 nominations

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1 major award won · 12 wins from 29 nominations across 12 ceremonies

Cannes Film Festival 2014 Queer Palm Pride Winner
Golden Globe Awards 2015 Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy Pride Nominee
Cannes Film Festival 2014 Directors' Fortnight Pride Nominee
Apolo Awards 2016 Best Ensemble Cast Ben Schnetzer, Monica Dolan, George MacKay, Bill Nighy, Andrew Scott, Imelda Staunton, Dominic West, Paddy Considine, Joseph Gilgun, Sophie Evans, Lisa Palfrey, Menna Trussler, Karina Fernandez, Liz White, Chris Overton, Jessica Gunning, Matthew Flynn, Jessie Cave and Freddie Fox Winner
Apolo Awards 2016 Best Film Pride Winner
Apolo Awards 2016 Best Director Matthew Warchus Nominee
Apolo Awards 2016 Best Original Screenplay Stephen Beresford Winner
Apolo Awards 2016 Best Sound Jamie Caple, Tony Gibson, Blair Jollands and Martin Trevis Nominee
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