Billy Elliot was an entertaining film, but it also has a lot of depth and things to tech us. Such as thing about you dreams.
Billy's family struggles throughout the movie in many different ways. The most obvious being, their struggle to survive due to there poverty. Jackie and Tony are both out of work because of the Miners strike. Jackie barely has enough money to buy adequate food for the family, when he goes to buy food another man is there who is not striking and he has plenty of food. Every day Tony and Jackie go to the picket lines to protest. When the buses drive past taking the miners to work they began to shout and throw things at the buses. Tony and Jackie struggle to understand why these people are still working, but much later in the movie he understands why some people have to work.
Billy Elliot
Billy Elliot - Victoria Palace
Billy ElliotJackie pays for Billy to go to boxing class every week, but soon Billy uses the money for Ballet class. This is Billy's struggle first admitting to himself that he like dancing and then telling his family. At the start of the film Billy has to return keys to the dance teacher Mrs. Wilkinson. Immediately he is intrigued by the girls dancing so he joins the class. Straight away you notice Billy is natural at it. At the end of the class when he is walking, home Mrs. Wilkinson approaches Billy in her car and asks if he will be attending the next lesson. He is still unsure within himself if he wants to do ballet. Billy goes to the next class and like dancing more and more; he finally commits himself when he steals a book about dancing that he wasn't aloud to hire out. So then the struggle...