Stonewall
Kicked out by his parents, a gay teenager leaves small-town Indiana for New York's Greenwich Village, where growing discrimination against the gay community leads to riots on June 28, 1969.
Critics Sentiment
Danny hurls a brick through Stonewall window screaming Gay power
Danny attempts prostitution and receives oral sex from a man
The film's lowest point during Danny's prostitution attempt jumps significantly when he throws the brick that starts the riots, representing both his personal transformation and the historical moment.
Reviews show a film that struggled with historical accuracy and stereotypical characterizations in its first two acts, earning consistent criticism for whitewashing the Stonewall story. Despite these flaws, the climactic riot sequence and ending march resonated more positively with critics, who appreciated the emotional arc even while questioning the historical liberties taken.
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Jeremy Irvine
Danny Winters
Jonny Beauchamp
Ray / Ramona
Joey King
Phoebe Winters
Caleb Landry Jones
Orphan Annie
Matt Craven
Dep. Seymour Pine
David Cubitt
Coach Winters
Vladimir Alexis
Cong
Ben Sullivan
Quiet Paul
Andrea Frankle
Joyce Winters
Patrick Garrow
Bob Kohler
Alexandre Nachi
Little Lee
Karl Glusman
Joe Altman
Otoja Abit
Marsha P. Johnson
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Trevor
Ron Perlman
Ed Murphy
Larry Day
Dep. Jack Smythe
Nastassia Markiewicz
Sarah Mills
Rohan Mead
Trent
Atticus Mitchell
Matt
Mark Camacho
Fat Tony
Crew
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