When Chueca Dies: A Story of Diversity and Resilience

Set against the backdrop of Madrid, 'When Chueca Dies' tells the poignant story of a neighborhood where freedom and diversity clash with political division. This film features a community of drag queens, lesbian couples, and refugees fighting for their safe haven amid a rising tide of intolerance. The narrative weaves together diverse lives into a colorful tale of humanity, contradictions, and the fight against bigotry. Central to the plot is Radio Chueca Libertaria, broadcasting from the iconic Berkana Bookstore, which discusses the decline of the district and the precarious state of the global LGBT movement. Characters frequently step into the shoes of their opponents, including a politician advocating for a new peaceful world order that excludes heterosexuals. Join us for a compelling exploration of identity and community.