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Such an EXCELLENT EXCELLENT film. A must see!!!

Thanks Jeff Cole ❤❤❤

Yes .... Nice one Bronski Beat !!!!!!❤

The film 'PRIDE' bought me here ❤🎞🎥🎦

*. . . and still the hatred, bashings and murders continue, because these films don't stop inherent hatred*

love so much that we have actual footage of them singing every woman is a lesbian at heart

wonderful. Pride the movie elides the socialist politics that brought these communities together. all power to the people.

When I saw this movie it really touches me They're having gays and lesbians support and straight people of Union and respect Really good movie

Almost 40 years later and we have taken a slight step forward, in the USA a huge step back

Gay ppl are so gay

I just watched this film for the first time and I am beyond inspired. What an incredible union and demonstration of solidarity. Highly recommend everyone watches it.

I came across this film purely accident and loved it. So happy this is based on a real story.

Beautiful to see as someone who tries to organise different communities and solidarity between them lessons from the past are so inspiring!

15:35 very very well said

People didn't really understand how bad it was for the gay community back then...not just the prejudice they suffered at the hands of thugs, but the 'official' prejudice....I remember the Daily Heil saying AIDS couldn't be passed to someone who was 'straight', and you could be jailed for simply holding hands with the one you loved. Horrible.

Here after getting into Jimmy Somerville's discography and listening to For a Friend... I really like these sort of documentaries and I'm really glad I found out about it and everything it's related to through that song.

I don't think this is all in Wales. The woman at 2:25 sounded Yorkshire or Derbyshire, but not Welsh.

5:15 ... The 1 minute 28 second video ''George Carlin on Our Similarities,'' by Ammar Khan

I want to go to Ollwyn to visit the place where my forebears showed compaction with the Miners of the U.K and to thank the people of the Dulias Valley for marching with us in solidarity in the 29th of June London march of 1985. The gay and lesbian rights motion of the Labour Party was made possible by a pillar of the Ollwyn community, Sian James, who was inspired to take on politics by the Miners support group L.G.S.M, the motion was only passed because of ONE KEY UNION the National Union of Mine Workers. The times for workers and gay rights could be of been a lot different nowadays if not for these honorable and good people

I have watched Pride many times over the years and it always moves me deeply. This kind of oneness and solidarity is rare and something very special happened at this time and place. We need these lessons now. 'Supporting all communities', it makes sense for all of us.

When did we forget how to do this? When did we lose the ability to see past the differences and to the similarities in how our Govt treat us all?

Never forget the solidarity they showed us.

Does anyone know the Bronski Beat song that plays at minute 10:30? I don't know it and I love the sound of it! Long live solidarity

Fantastic film .. made me feel happy... love how both of these different communities came together to help each other .. humanity at its best .. i bet it was a very enjoyable time for all of them .. well done to LGSM and well done to the Miners ... you did something that will always be remembered with pride... 💖💖

What's the song at 4:27?

late to the party...but just saw the movie Pride. My take away from that excellent film and this snippet of the actual events is that we are all just humans, spinning on a rock, there must be a better way to organise humanity/society for the common good than the one we currently have. Live your life, don't be intentionally nasty, and help others when you can if they are in need. Governments are generally full of pricks only motivated by self interest. We all need to survive, we all need to work. That 80s AIDS ad did way more damage than good. I moved to England in 1985 but still remember that ad as a kid with the tomb stone and the scary voice over. It was definitely prejudicial towards gay men in society with long lasting affects. From the characters in the film, one died at 26 but one was still alive at 65. Writing this comment in 2021 after the covid year and having seen the Dr Sam Bailey discussions on isolating viruses (including AIDS) I'm not sure doctors fully understand the aids virus yet. It can absolutely kill but there is a lot of bias propaganda surrounds the issues. The world is a complicated place yet still could be so simple...be nice/ don't be a c*nt! There shouldn't be working class and upper class, shouldn't be bourgeoise and proletariat, should just be humans. Screw you Thatcher!

Be careful with this group. It is a cult. It is not true Buddhism. If you get in with them, you will be 'love-bombed'' at first. But if you begin to criticise and recognise the discrepancies between theory and practice, you will be denigrated, ridiculed and cold shouldered in a manner that is damaging to the psyche. There is a lot of cold power and control here. They attract a great many vulnerable people and exploit them.

Thatcher and Reagan were pathetic excuses for human beings.

I was responsible for a lot of the sometimes rubbishy sound recording (not the great lyrics of course) on this video ! Sorry about that!! It was all very new at the time :)

Wow the movie really nailed the details even the songs they used

A friend just recommended the movie Pride to me and I've promised it to myself as a weekend treat. In the meantime he gave me some reading and viewing on the history behind the story. Awe inspiring. We really have to reclaim the value of community and inter-community cooperation. As I often say "I grew up in a community which was part of a society, thanks to Thatcher and Reagan, my son is growing up in an economy".

Of course there are no Welsh gets and no one from the Dulais Valley has ever been gay. The Anchor was absolutely patronising, racist and anti- Welsh

I’m a proud bisexual woman from the Neath valley- which conjoins to the Dulais valley, and I have been to Onllwyn many times. I’m so proud of my local people and family for all they did to help the LGBT community and how accepting they were; and I’m so proud of the LGBT community for all they did to help our suffering communities. I’m proud to be Bi and Welsh 💖

Great film, thoroughly enjoyed watching it.

Keep the red and rainbow flag flying high✊🏼

I just finished Pride and it has to be one of my favorite movies. It’s an amazing story. Definitely would recommend seeing the movie if you haven’t seen it already.

Bloody amazing people! Why did we never hear of this at the time? (Bloody Magie Thatcher!)

got the DVD of this as a Christmas gift to myself last year, I regret not buying it sooner as the film is a masterpiece and I've fallen in love with it and its story, I recommend to anyone to watch it. Funny, well-written, dramatic and also very poignant and moving

Wonderful this piece needs to be kept to remind us of how important for LGBT rights this was.

Why cant my friend in UK not open it ? Can you answer me please ?

I am incredibly lucky that someone thought to capture this in video and put it online. I was only 7 in 1982 and would come out to myself as trans a couple of years later, but didn't come out fully until my 20's. This is a great snapshot of a moment in history. We get a bit of a taste of all sorts of aspects of the UK gay and lesbian community at the time. I'm thankful that a vid like this exists to remind us how far we've come in 37 years!

vi la película y me encantó. descanse en paz Mark Ashton

Absolute heroes.

I was an active trade unionist in the 80s(I still am) and its difficult to relate how much police harassment there was. my union (the engineers and electricians) tried to collect money on the street of our local town (a new town in Hertfordshire) on a Saturday morning. we lasted less than an hour before the police arrived and stopped us .they claimed we were making an unlicensed street collection. The deputy leader of the local council (conservative) also turned up and claimed that we needed permission to collect ie as in a flag day. we pointed out that we were not shaking tins but had a bucket on the ground where people could donate. didn`t matter. we were told to shove off or be arrested under some public order act and would spend the weekend in the police cells and be up in front of the magistrates on Monday morning. we applied for a license and were told that every Saturday for the next 6 months was booked . so we organised a charity football match .the club that kindly let us use their pitch and clubhouse was out on the edge of town at the end of a country lane; we organised a morning kick off with a lunchtime buffet and a raffle etc. during the lunchtime the police blocked both ends of the lane a breathalysed every driver who came out of the clubhouse carpark.

I love that Cliff was a real person who found a happy ending 😀🏳️‍🌈

Thatcher was a c*nt

We wrote a song inspired by All Out! Dancing in Dulais about Mark Ashton and LGSM called 'Pride In All Of Us' Check it out.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmekoZVtaauhg9U

Thank you l.g.s.m. For supplying food for me and my family at a time when the miners had nothing. VERY HARD TIMES.👍❤️