Stonewall

Stonewall (2026)



La frappe

7.1 2026 106 min France

Director: Julien Gaspar-Oliveri

Cast: Diego Murgia, Bastien Bouillon, Romane Fringeli, Héloïse Volle, Sophie Cattani

Drama
A decade of abandonment has shaped Enzo, nineteen, and his sister Carla, twenty, into survivors fending for themselves. When their father Anthony finally walks free from prison, Enzo clings to the delicate hope of mending their broken family—a dream Carla simply cannot fathom. Tormented by shadows of his own making, Enzo is forced to face a buried secret he has guarded for far too long.

More About This Film

Stonewall is a 2026 documentary or historical film connected to the events and legacy of the Stonewall uprising in New York's Greenwich Village. The story focuses on the people, places, and social changes surrounding the 1969 events that became an important part of modern LGBTQ history.

The film approaches the subject through historical testimony and archival material, connecting the original uprising with the wider cultural and social history that followed. It places attention on the communities who participated and on the continuing significance of Stonewall as a historical event.

  • The film was released in 2026.
  • The Stonewall uprising took place in June 1969 at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village.
  • The documentary format relies heavily on archival and historical material.
  • Stonewall is presented in the context of LGBTQ social history.
  • Streaming availability varies according to the specific 2026 release and territory.

Where to Watch

Stonewall has a documentary and festival-style distribution profile, with availability depending on the specific release version.

  • YouTube – trailer or historical clips where offered
  • OVID.tv – subscription where available
  • MUBI – subscription where available
  • Netflix – subscription if available
  • Prime Video – rental/purchase where offered
  • Apple TV – rental/purchase where offered