SOS PRIDE

We all need to be heard, even by a stranger. This is precisely what Rey, a fifty-year-old, talkative and somewhat outdated gay man, dedicates himself to, in SOS Pride, the telephone service line for the LGTBIQ community: to give advice, more or less successful, about happiness to a whole catalog of anonymous citizens who share their doubts, their concerns and their efforts. Rey, with his constant defense of joy, will have to solve various doubts in this intimate comedy about what we are and what we feel, about the search for acceptance and the fear of rejection, about that thing so human, that is to need others to love us . Pride SOS is not only a nod to minorities, but also a tribute to those homosexuals who lived (and suffered) Franco's repression, beatings and persecution, and a portrait about the respect and tolerance of Spanish society. Because, sometimes, in life there is no other option but to position yourself: so what do you choose, love or hate?