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This is the only barrier hit that is not made of brick, almost to represent the idea that it is not indestructible and rather needing a larger nudge to break down. Concrete and brick combined are a lot stronger and reliant than a thing piece of tin [expectations] easily able to be manipulated.

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'If you're a F***ing ballet dancer than lets be having it'
'Dance you little twat'
'Sucubass little s**t'

The conflict highlighted through the choice of words continues to express the damming, caging and clear expectation of billy and the disappointment and frustration his family now feels through learning he is 'just a dancer'. This frustration is met through Billy's aggressive, strong dancing as to express his anger through a less violent and more so innocent fashion

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The reappearance of the girl in the blue jumper against the wall serves as a reminder that only those that make changes and challenge society will succeed in the way their hearts truely desire.

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Michael appears in this scene on the roof as he represents the acknowledgement that expression and being true to ones self desires and talents is okay and his appearance serves as reminder to billy and the audience.

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The conclusion of the scene, Billy turns back, as to take steps backwards int he progress he has made, and the town is to be in winter or frozen. This represents the idea that Billy is now stuck in his situation, frozen in time and his progress.

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used to represent his spiralling situation and the twisted web of lies he has weaved and how now it has all suddenly been revealed and been put to and end by his father.

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Originally used by slaves in United states of america as a form of communication and is used within Billy Elliot as a way to reinforce the idea of struggle for liberation/freedom of expression.

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The brick walls, that billy dancers within, alike those that he lives within and that surround his town mimics the idea of a maze, trapping the community within its stern as brick expectations that no one, until billy, has contested. When he reaches gates and doors, they symbolise road blacks, uneasy moments of his already challenging journey.

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The hitting of the fence represents the fork in the road that billy has hit with his family and how his future is 'over'.

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'Town called malice'
This song is used in with an upbeat harmony and a rather honest lyrics to provoke emotion in the audience. The song discusses how the said individuals need to stop dwelling on the past and move forward, almost motivating Billy to break free from the walls that confine him and lets his expression rein supreme.

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This shot is used throughout this scene to give the audience a glimpse at his natural environment [home] and provide context to the situation his is in.

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'Cosmic Dancer' - T-Rex

foreshadows the fact that dancing is apart of billy - liberating to the soul -

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Juxtaposition of the colours inside his bedroom to the outside of his community are dramatically different.
The colours within his bedroom are bright bringing hope and shaping his positive outlook on his situation. Whereas, once he leaves his room the only bright colours left are the ones he is wearing. The others are all tainted with black alluding to the frustration, anger and uneasiness of their reality.

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Used while Billy is dancing is bright [yellow] eluding to the fact that dancing brings Billy happiness, optimism and positive energy prior to the commencement of his offical dancing career.

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]This positioning is used to highlight their relationship and more so provide context to Billy's character [kind, loving, compassionate]