Heroes are highlighted in the fight against intolerance
This short film for Spanish anti-discrimination site Heroes de Hoy showcases that heroes will exist as long as intolerance does.
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Credits
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- Agency DDB/Madrid
- Production Company Garlic
- Director BRBR
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Credits
powered by
- Agency DDB/Madrid
- Production Company Garlic
- Director BRBR
- Post Production Metropolitana
- Producer Alvaro Gorospe
- Producer Azahara Ramos Truchero
- Producer Irene Nunez
- DP Michal Babinec
- Editor Alejandro Garcia
- Chief Creative Officer Jose Maria Roca De Vinals
- Executive Creative Director Daniel Rodriguez Gomez
- Executive Creative Director Nerea Cierco
- Executive Creative Director Alfredo Vaz
- Producer Enrique Feijoo
- Producer Beatriz Mancha Lopez
Credits
powered by
- Agency DDB/Madrid
- Production Company Garlic
- Director BRBR
- Post Production Metropolitana
- Producer Alvaro Gorospe
- Producer Azahara Ramos Truchero
- Producer Irene Nunez
- DP Michal Babinec
- Editor Alejandro Garcia
- Chief Creative Officer Jose Maria Roca De Vinals
- Executive Creative Director Daniel Rodriguez Gomez
- Executive Creative Director Nerea Cierco
- Executive Creative Director Alfredo Vaz
- Producer Enrique Feijoo
- Producer Beatriz Mancha Lopez
This film from Garlic Madrid directing team BRBR is a shocking reminder of the intolerance that still affects many people's lives.
Created by DDB Madrid for online anti-discrimination platform Héroes de Hoy [Heroes of Today], the powerful five-minute film relays the story of LGBTQ+ people at a bar and a sudden raid by - and the subsequent intolerance the group face from - the police.
Situated in 60s New York, the story, which focuses specifically on Julio Zuñiga, sets itself up as a part of the Stonewall riots of 1969 but reveals, towards the end of the film, that all is not what it seems as the short highlights that prejudice and bigotry is not restricted to the past.
