Frank Toro

Dani, paraplegic due to an 'accident' shrouded in mystery, lives in a double locked closet, bitter and immersed in memories of his adolescence. Veronica, paralyzed on one side, hides to her mother that she's a lesbian and has a girlfriend. Adolfo, a blind drag queen, aims to start a new life with his boyfriend. Their lives change when Eduardo, Dani's only friend before the accident, reappears.

This documentary traces the history of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals from prehistory to current time. The most prominent Spanish LGTB activists give their collective and personal testimonies, among them: Armand de Fluvia, Jordi Petit, Beatriz Gimeno, Carla Antonelli, Boti Garcia, Mili Fernandez, Arnaldo Gancedo, Tony Poveda, Ruben Sancho, and Antonio Girao. They give voice to those who have suffered from persecution, repression and even death.

Dani, paraplegic due to an 'accident' shrouded in mystery, lives in a double locked closet, bitter and immersed in memories of his adolescence. Veronica, paralyzed on one side, hides to her mother that she's a lesbian and has a girlfriend. Adolfo, a blind drag queen, aims to start a new life with his boyfriend. Their lives change when Eduardo, Dani's only friend before the accident, reappears.

Dani, paraplegic due to an 'accident' shrouded in mystery, lives in a double locked closet, bitter and immersed in memories of his adolescence. Veronica, paralyzed on one side, hides to her mother that she's a lesbian and has a girlfriend. Adolfo, a blind drag queen, aims to start a new life with his boyfriend. Their lives change when Eduardo, Dani's only friend before the accident, reappears.

This documentary traces the history of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals from prehistory to current time. The most prominent Spanish LGTB activists give their collective and personal testimonies, among them: Armand de Fluvia, Jordi Petit, Beatriz Gimeno, Carla Antonelli, Boti Garcia, Mili Fernandez, Arnaldo Gancedo, Tony Poveda, Ruben Sancho, and Antonio Girao. They give voice to those who have suffered from persecution, repression and even death.