In 1985, a small group of students arranged Wales' first ever gay march. At a time where homosexuals had no rights in law, people could be sacked for being gay and lesbians could lose custody of their children, being visible wasn’t always easy. Four decades on, a special hour long documentary titled Proud looks at the importance of that historic day, and how society has changed for LGBTQ+ communities since then.

ITV Cymru Wales and RTS Cymru Wales are delighted to host an exclusive screening and drinks reception for this special and timely documentary.

Monday 16th June - Porters, Barrack Lane, Cardiff, CF10 2GS

18:30 Drinks Reception

19:00 Screening & Panel Discussion 

20.30 Networking & Dancing, playing 40 years of gay anthems!

Ym 1985, trefnodd grŵp bach o fyfyrwyr orymdaith hoyw gyntaf erioed Cymru. Mewn cyfnod pan nad oedd gan hoywon hawliau cyfreithiol, gallai pobl golli eu swyddi am fod yn hoyw, a gallai lesbiaid golli cadwraeth eu plant, doedd bod yn weladwy ddim bob amser yn hawdd. Pedwar degawd yn ddiweddarach, mae rhaglen ddogfen awr o hyd arbennig o’r enw Proud yn edrych ar bwysigrwydd y diwrnod hanesyddol hwnnw, a sut mae cymdeithas wedi newid i gymunedau LGBTQ+ ers hynny.

Mae ITV Cymru ac RTS Cymru yn falch o gynnal dangosiad arbennig o'r rhaglen ddogfen amserol hon.

Nos Lun 16eg o Fehefin - Porters, Barrack Lane, Caerdydd, CF10 2GS

18:30 Derbyniad Diodydd

19:00 Dangosiad & Sgwrs Banel 

20:30 Rhwydweithio & Dawnsio, yn chwarae 40 mlynedd o anthemau hoyw!