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This film showed me that not all families have the same culture

and traditions because in Jess's family you are expected to learn how to cook Aloo Gobi but in Jules family

she didn't really have to do anything traditional

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The montages I saw during the movie was when Jess was getting ready for the football match they showed the girls carrying the football goal and training and when they showed Jess's family was getting ready for Pinki's wedding day.

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the kind of stereotyping I saw in this movie was when we look at Jess's mom we expect her to be a religious lady that respects her tradition

and also when we see Jules and Jess we expect them to have a manly style because of the way they dress and they look very fit.

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The genre of the filme was a comedy because they made jokes about several things in the movie and romance because

there was romantic climax going on between Jess and coach Joe

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I saw some culture clashes like when Jessminders dad found her kissing Jules, when Tee's mother found, and misunderstood that Jules and Jess were kissing, she thought she was an english boy, when Jess's mother said that she should be cooking Aloo-Gobi instead of staying in the sun playing soccer.

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We saw many montages in the movie, one of them was when the soccer girls were getting ready for the final match and on the other side they showed Jess at her sister's wedding. That created a lot of conflict within the montages, which was interesting. The director used a lot of camera close

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Some stereotyping that were shown in movie was when Jess was called a Paki and when Jules' mom thought her own daughter was lesbian including Jess.

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We saw many different culture clashes during the movie. one of the was

when Jess's father found her with coach Joe and she it's against Jess's religion to date english men.

another culture clash I saw was when Jess was called a Paki during the football match by an American soccer player, and Jess's dad also suffered a cultue clash when he was young because he wanted to be part of a cricket team but he was discriminated.

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In my opinion the movie genre had a Romance, Action, Drama and Comedy. They did this because these things impact on the influence of culture clash and the movie is based on this.

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In my opinion this films genre is a romantic, teen film and also determined film. Romantic because Jess ended up falling in love and dating her football coach, determined because all the girls and especially Jess was determined to football and tried doing anything to be able to succeed on her future dream becoming a professional football player and teen film because I think it was a film more generated to our age. Comedy drama is my final response.

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The director used a lot of close up montages so that we could see the differences between Jules and Jessminder's faces or feelings also so that they could show us how different they feel because of the incidents that happened between them two.He/She were trying to compare the girls wants.

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Jules and Jess were interesting characters because they had different backgrounds and their appearance was different and the film kept on comparing the differences the characters had.

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In my opinion, I think this film's genre was Drama, Comedy , Sport and Romance. The reason to this is because there were many conflicts that created drama mixed with a little bit of comedy and also this story is mainly based on sport, which is soccer and there were times where romantic scenes appeared in the movie.

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Although I think the film was over the top interesting, I think that what made it more interesting was the way the director chose the personality and living style of each one of the main characters, which was Jess and Jules. Jess had different rules that where adapted in her household and Jules had another way of living and the interesting part is no matter what they are both good friends and like to do the same things they both have passion for football and what to succeed in life as football players and overall bend a ball like Beckham. The director was making a comparison in both of their lives.

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When Jess was called a paki and when

the guys thought that girls couldn't play

soccer. We also see more stereotypical

thinking when Jules's mom thought she

was lesbian partly because she played

soccer.

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What I found interesting between these two girls is that they both have parents that don't accept their talents because they don't want their daughters to play a men sports they want them to be more feminine and do things that in their culture they should know buy now.

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In the film bend it like beckham the director added different montages to make each scene different such as when Jess was playing soccer with her mates the director managed to make different montages of jess's techniques throughout the games.

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We saw lots of culture clashes like when Jess was called a paki by the other team while playing at soccer. We also see this when Jess

wants to play soccer but is not

allowed by her parents because of what she was expected to do in her culture.

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We saw many montages through out the film when she

was training and playing soccer with the background

music saying that she was a lady. I think it was trying to

show us that women can play soccer. We saw another

were they were showing Jess's life and Jules's life. I think

they were really trying to emphasize the contrast between

the two girl's life

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A stereotypical scene in this movie is when Jules mother and Jules went to a girl shop and her mom wanted her to buy Push-up bras because she thinks that teenagers

like push-up bras and that their all girly girls but she only wanted s[port bras and her mother thinks that she is lesbian because she plays football, her short hair and the way that she dresses

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Throughout the movie, we have seen a lot of culture clashes. For example, there was a culture clash when Pinky's wedding was happening and when it started to slowly fade away, then the cameras zoomed out to show the different backgrounds. The other was this beautiful indian wedding and the other was a woman, all relaxed doing her laundry without any noises.

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Jules and Jess are interesting characters because the film

was constantly comparing them and showing the contrast

between characters.

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In my opinion this film was a drama because

the film tried to focus on the conflicts

the sikh family had and the normal UK family

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This film was an excellent film, it made people think about where different cultures might clash. A stereotypical scene in the film was when jesses mum said that girls the same age as Jess are not able to be walking around partly naked meaning that she cannot be using shorts showing her skin, this a religious factor.

This film did show a lot of contrasting factors between the 2 cultures, uk's culture and the sikhs culture. in the sikhs culture girls have to learn things that a woman should do at home such as Aloo gobi and jules doesn't.

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Not all family relationships are

the same in different culture

because in Jess's family you were

expected to cook Aloo Gobi but

in others they are expected to

do different things. The film

showed a lot about the sikh

culture and uk family culture

constantly contrasting with one

another.

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This is an excellent movie. Well structured and acted. This movie gives many females teenagers many things to relate too. I think what made Jess and Jules's characters interesting was that they both were females who had the same dream, loved David Beckham and had so different backgrounds and cultures. Jess was more principled and more into respecting elders but yet, Jules dressed differently from Jess and was less uptight and had a lot more freedom than Jess.

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What made Jess and Jules interesting characters?

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What conclusions did the film give us about family relationships ?

Are family relationships the same in all cultures?

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How did the film resolve these conflicts?

Were any culture clashes left unresolved?

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