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Billy breathes heavily after he is knocked to the ground. this heavy breathing stresses his disappointment

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The boxing teacher says to Billy "so no hanky-panky, understood?".
- As the girls are having their ballet class on the other side of the hall, the teacher doesn't want the boys to have any intimate reaction with the girls.
Human experience: The boys having to realise what is acceptable when interacting with the girls.

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This scene shows billy walking into the boxing gym ready for his boxing class. Mrs Wilkinson is using the other side of the boxing hall for her ballet class.

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Billy Elliot (1/12) Movie CLIP - A Disgrace to the Gloves (2000) HD

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Billy is seen walking slowly and lethargically towards the boxing ring, as he continues to walk he turns around and we see his perspective of the ballet girls

the camera angles show a contrast in the body language between billy and the ballet girls

- they are excited to be doing their activity while Billy seems to be dreading it

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Camera Angles --> display body language 

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Camera Angles --> display body language 

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As Billy enters the boxing ring  medium camera shots show his dad behind the cage/fence rubbing his hands together with an eager look on his face.

- cage symbolises Jackie being trapped in this small and boring world

- body language told the audience non-verbally that Jackie excited to watch his son follow in his footsteps
however....
Once Billy is knocked to the ground, a series of medium camera angles and shots show both Billy's expressions and his father is seen holding his head in his hands.

this shows Jackie's  disappointment in his son's efforts and is embarrassed in his son rather than concerned if Billy is ok

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"now, because they're using downstairs as a soup kitchen for the strikin' miners, im going to let Mrs Wilkinson use the bottom end of the boxing hall for her ballet lessons"

- makes evident that the miners strike is impacting everyone in the community, including Mrs Wilkinson

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Billy's point of view (his sight) is seen looking to his father when his dad yells at him to "hit him" as well as when he is knocked to the ground by the other boy.

this point of view shows the audience that Billy is inferior to his father and is only in the boxing ring as that is what his father wants and expects of him...to follow in his footsteps

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The ballerinas in the foreground while Billy stands in the background with curiosity (billy looking at the ballerinas for the first time)

- represents the idea of discovering something for the first time, the look on Billy's face in the background conveys his wonder at seeing ballet for the first time
Theme: discovering yourself and self identity

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close up of Billy's face when at the punching bag.

- shows Billy's expression and curiosity as he watches the ballet class

- he unknowingly moves in time to the piano music and Mrs Wilkinson's instructions to the ballet girls
music brings Billy alive (freedom, comfort)

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“This is man to man contact, not a bloody tea dance......You’re a disgrace to this those gloves, your father and traditions of this boxing hall.” (boxing Coach)

“Pretty arms… Feel the music…Hold it…Support yourself…Where’s your confidence.” (dance teacher)

-Juxtaposition of the dance teacher’s instructions (to her students) and the boxing coach's instructions to Billy.
The audience hears instructions and piano but sees Billy.
Piano= symbol of his Mother --> later on Jackie smashes the mothers piano to use for fire wood