The Queen of Ireland: A Compelling Story of Activism and Transformation
The film is a compelling story of activism and transformation that shines a light on LGBTIQ struggles in Ireland.
7 Sept 2023
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Rory O'Neill, known as Panti, was a key figure in the campaign for LGBT rights during Ireland's 2015 marriage equality referendum.
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Rory O'Neill, known as Panti, was a key figure in the campaign for LGBT rights during Ireland's 2015 marriage equality referendum.
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Rory O'Neill, known as Panti, prepares for the 2015 marriage equality referendum in Ireland. The film follows her activism during this crucial time. It covers her rise to prominence following the Pantigate scandal. O'Neill's performances and public speeches draw attention to LGBT rights. The documentary captures her role in a significant moment in Irish history, marking a turning point for social attitudes toward same-sex marriage. It premiered with the highest grossing opening weekend for an Irish documentary.
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Why Watch
- Meet Rory O'Neill, a key figure in Irish LGBTQ+ rights.
- See the historic 2015 marriage equality referendum unfold.
- Follow the emotional journey of a community fighting for equality.
Did You Know
- The film had the highest grossing opening weekend for an Irish documentary.
- Rory O'Neill is better known by his stage name, Panti.
- The documentary was released in the same year as the marriage equality referendum in Ireland.
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LGBTQ+ activismIrish social historyDocumentary enthusiasts
Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed The Queen of Ireland?
The Queen of Ireland was directed by Conor Horgan.
What was the opening weekend gross for The Queen of Ireland?
It had the highest ever grossing opening weekend for an Irish documentary.
What is the runtime of The Queen of Ireland?
The runtime of The Queen of Ireland is 82 minutes.
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