In the vibrant and tumultuous San Francisco of the 1970s, an ordinary man named Harvey Milk emerges as a key figure in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights. After years of living in the closet and feeling that his life lacks purpose, Milk decides to make a radical change and settles in the Castro neighborhood. There, he begins a revolution not only in his life but in that of an entire community.
With his charisma and ability to connect with people, he becomes an unexpected political leader, launching a series of campaigns to challenge injustice and discrimination. As he advances in his mission, he faces opposition from powerful adversaries and a society that is still not ready to accept differences. The film portrays his deep relationships, from his love for his partner to his friendship with other activists, highlighting the personal cost of his struggle.
Through an intense and emotional narrative, the challenges and triumphs of Milk are explored, who, despite multiple adversities, becomes a symbol of hope and courage. His unwavering commitment to equality and his enduring legacy resonate, showing how a single voice can change the course of history. In this captivating journey, viewers witness how authenticity and love can challenge hate and leave an indelible mark on the fight for human rights.