A film review - Pride United Kingdom, 1984. Europe is struck by the economic crisis. Unemployment rises rapidly and the government has no money to do something. In that conditions Margaret Tether has decided to close tens of coal mines throughout the country. Miners announced a strike. In that time London group of LGBT activists decided to support the striking miners. They gathered a significant amount of money to transfer them to miners families. However, they did not expect that they would face with hostility and unwillingness to accept their help. It took time to these two, seemingly infinitely distant minorities, to grasp their proximity. The film director tells a story about real historical events, about real people. In my opinion, he wanted to convey the idea that it doesn't matter what your sexual orientation or religion preference is. There are things uniting all of us in the world. We call them happiness and the desire for well-being.