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Analysing gender roles in Billy Elliot

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Music and Movies

 

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Velma G

 

Date added:

June 29, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Between Billy and his family the relationship is a complete exemplification to the idea of gender role stereotypes. With Jackie (his father) being a typical hard man who sees no prospect outside of the mining industry, and Tony (his brother), who possesses a great deal opposition towards the deeply taboo art of male ballet...
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The conflict of gender role expectations is amplified during the course of the movie as Billy becomes more and more involved in ballet. The viewer can therefore understand the fact that Billy faces a major challenge as far as gender roles are concerned, yet he nonetheless chooses to break the barrier...
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