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Strictly Ballroom

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English

 

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Robert T

 

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November 3, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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In this theatrical film Luhrmann usees themes and images to construct the story line of glitzy, glamorous, competition of romance of federation dancing. Luhrmann uses colour, teeth, glitter and synchronised dance movements as metaphors for the materialistic world, being attractive but lacking real substance...
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Luhrmann uses colour, teeth, glitter and synchronised dance movements as metaphors for the materialistic world, being attractive but lacking real substance. The whole world of ballroom dancing is clearly depicted as unrealistic from the opening scene with the curtain being pulled back which represents largely a fairytale where perceptions are often ambiguous...
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