Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride

Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride is a documentary that explores the global pride movement and its evolution over time. The film follows the president of the Vancouver Pride Society, Ken Coolen, as he attends various international Pride events, including those in Poland, Hungary, Russia, and Sri Lanka, where opposition to Pride parades is strong. The documentary also examines how larger, more mainstream Pride events have supported the global movement and highlights the human rights components that are being added to more established events. Additionally, the film documents an alternative Pride parade in New York City, known as the Drag March, which was organized to protest the corporatization of New York Pride. Through these diverse perspectives, Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride offers a nuanced look at the politics and cultural significance of Pride celebrations around the world.

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Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride was released in theaters on March 26, 2010.