what if we kissed in the Homomonument

The history stuff is clearly interesting, as are the present-day interviews, and it's nice that it doesn't fall into the national image hype trap. Formally, though, Monument of Pride doesn't really have anything that would make it stand out or even enhance the presentation of what it has to say – apart from the ending, which was a nice touch. Its attempts to connect queer history with queer present could have been more daring.